Netflix Subscriptions Now Available in The Spectrum App Store

Spectrum customers now have the ability to purchase a Netflix subscription directly through The Spectrum App Store. While this won’t make it any cheaper to subscribe to the popular service, it can help to streamline subscription creation and management for Spectrum customers.

Charter launched The Spectrum App Store last year. The digital marketplace is designed to make it easier to purchase, manage, and upgrade streaming services without having to actually visit the streaming services in question.

Although the app store launched with a variety of popular services available, there were some notable absentees, with Netflix a clear example.

That’s now changed, as Netflix is now officially available through The Spectrum App Store, making it possible for Spectrum customers to activate and manage a Netflix subscription.

“Netflix has become a major part of how people watch entertainment today, from hit Originals and exclusive live sports, to documentaries, family programming and cultural moments everyone is talking about,” said Elena Ritchie, Senior Vice President, Video, Spectrum.

While the ability to purchase a Netflix membership through the app store won’t make Netflix any cheaper, it does offer Spectrum customers an easy way to start and manage the Netflix subscription along with the rest of their live TV package.

“By bringing Netflix to The Spectrum App Store, we’re delivering on our promise of Seamless Entertainment and providing more choice, value and a simpler way to manage streaming and TV services,” added Ritchie.

Netflix joins the likes of the Disney+ Hulu Bundle, ESPN Unlimited, HBO Max Basic with Ads, Paramount+ Essential, Peacock Premium with Ads, AMC+ with Ads, ViX Premium with Ads, Tennis Channel and Fox One, all of which were already available to activate or upgrade through the Spectrum App Store.

Unlike Netflix, many of these other streaming services are actually available to eligible Spectrum TV plans at no additional cost.