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Netflix paid memberships, 2013 to 2025

Netflix grew from 41.4 million paid memberships in 2013 to over 325 million at the end of 2025, passing 200 million in 2020.

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  • Netflix: 41M in 2013, 325M in 2025 (7.8× higher).

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Netflix ended 2025 with over 325 million paid memberships, according to its fourth-quarter 2025 shareholder letter, up from 301.6 million a year earlier. The 2025 figure is a floor rather than an exact count, because the company stopped reporting subscriber numbers quarterly in 2025 and stated only the milestone. The series counts global paid streaming memberships at year-end, and the 2013 point combines domestic and international memberships.

Memberships passed 100 million in 2017 (110.6 million) and 200 million in 2020 (203.7 million). 2020 added 36.6 million, the pandemic peak, and growth then slowed to 18.2 million in 2021 and 8.9 million in 2022. It picked up again, with 29.5 million added in 2023 and 41.4 million in 2024, the biggest annual gain in the series.

The data

Source: Netflix Inc. Form 10-K filings (FY2015, FY2018, FY2021, FY2024; SEC EDGAR) and Q4 2025 shareholder letter. Retrieved November 4, 2026. Year-end paid streaming memberships. 2013 is the sum of domestic and international streaming paid memberships. Netflix stopped reporting subscribers quarterly in 2025; the last figure is the 'over 325 million' milestone stated in the Q4 2025 letter (Jan 2026), so 2025 is a floor, not an exact count. No 2026 figures exist.

Netflix paid memberships, Global streaming paid memberships, millions, year-end, 2013–2025
DateNetflix
201341M
201454M
201571M
201689M
2017111M
2018139M
2019167M
2020204M
2021222M
2022231M
2023260M
2024302M
2025325M

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How many subscribers does Netflix have?

Netflix reported over 325 million paid memberships at the end of 2025, up from 301.6 million at the end of 2024. The company no longer reports quarterly subscriber counts, so 325 million is the latest milestone rather than an exact figure.

When did Netflix pass 200 million subscribers?

Netflix reached 203.7 million paid memberships at the end of 2020. It had passed 100 million three years earlier, ending 2017 at 110.6 million.

Where does this data come from?

Netflix Inc. Form 10-K filings (FY2015, FY2018, FY2021, FY2024; SEC EDGAR) and Q4 2025 shareholder letter. Retrieved November 4, 2026. Year-end paid streaming memberships. 2013 is the sum of domestic and international streaming paid memberships. Netflix stopped reporting subscribers quarterly in 2025; the last figure is the 'over 325 million' milestone stated in the Q4 2025 letter (Jan 2026), so 2025 is a floor, not an exact count. No 2026 figures exist. You can download the full table as a CSV from this page.

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