Disney, following the lead of Netflix, has widely rolled out a program aimed at converting Disney+ password-borrowers into paid customers.

According to Disney, paid sharing would allow account owners to add only one (1) 'Extra Member' option, an add-on to their subscription. For the United States, it currently costs $7.99 per month for the ad-supported "Basic" plan,and $13.99 for its Premium ad-free.

The next evolution of Disney+'s password sharing crackdown is here. It introduces paid member options similar to Netflix's.

The streaming service rolled out a new ‘paid sharing’ option yesterday, marking a major shift in how it handles multiple users on the same account. As Disney CEO Bob Iger announced during a recent earnings call,

The Disney+ password-sharing crackdown has officially begun, with Disney beginning to inform subscribers that they can pay to allow for extra, non-household members to access an account. The move comes after months of reports that Disney was preparing to crack down on password sharing,

Video streaming service Disney+ has begun cracking down on users sharing account login credentials with others

As is the case with the base tier with most streaming services, Disney Plus Basic doesn’t allow you to download content for offline viewing. It does provide access to the same s

The days of sharing your streaming services passwords are soon to be long gone as another giant provider clamps down on password sharing. Following in the steps of Netflix, Disney+ will begin charging users if they share the account with someone outside the household.