Netflix family plan 175,000 IDR pricing

1/ The post about a “Netflix family plan” at 175,000 rupiah appears to reflect informal user shorthand, not Netflix’s own plan naming. Netflix says accounts are for people living together in one household, and its official tiers are Standard with ads, Standard, and Premium — not “family.” (help.netflix.com) 2/ Netflix’s help pages also say plan names, prices and extra-member eligibility vary by country, and prices can change over time. That matters here because the screenshot chatter is in Indonesian rupiah, while Netflix’s generic pricing page defaults to U.S. dollars unless a country is selected. (help.netflix.com) 3/ What can be verified cleanly: Netflix bills monthly, lets users change plans, and ties sharing rules to a single household. On its current help page, Premium is the tier that allows streaming on four supported devices at once and allows up to two extra members where that feature is offered. (help.netflix.com) 4/ What cannot be verified from public sources I found: a current official Netflix Indonesia page explicitly showing 175,000 IDR as the live monthly price in a publicly crawlable format. The number may come from an in-app screen, an older price point, a partner bundle, taxes excluded, or a user-captured market-specific offer — but I could not confirm that directly from Netflix’s public Indonesia pages. (help.netflix.com) 5/ So if you’re trying to decode the post, the safest reading is: users were likely talking about the top household tier people often call a “family plan,” then using it as a jumping-off point for comfort rewatches like the Avengers movies. The social post is real in the briefing, but the exact price label needs caution unless matched against a logged-in Indonesia account screen. (help.netflix.com) 6/ The second half of the chatter — about “Unknown Planet” starring IU — is where the confusion gets sharper. The strongest current primary-source match for “Unknown Planet” tied to IU is not a film listing but IU’s upcoming digital single project. Soompi reported on Sept. 3-7, 2026 updates that IU unveiled teasers and a track list for a digital single album titled “Unknown Planet.” (soompi.com) 7/ In other words, the phrase “Unknown Planet” is verifiably attached to IU right now — but as music promotion, not clearly as a streamable Korean sci-fi movie. (soompi.com) 8/ I did find an IMDb entry for an “Unknown Planet,” but it is a 2023 Korean animated short, about three minutes long, directed by Sung-min Kim. The available listing does not connect it to IU. (imdb.com) 9/ I was not able to verify the X post’s implied claim that there is an IU-led sci-fi film called “Unknown Planet” currently available to stream on a mainstream service. The direct X link in the prompt did not return readable page text through the browser tool, and search results surfaced IU’s music release instead. (x.com) 10/ For readers trying to act on the thread rather than just follow the meme: verify Netflix Indonesia pricing from the account’s own plan-change or sign-up flow, and verify “Unknown Planet” by checking whether the post was referring to IU’s Sept. 2026 music release rather than a movie title. Based on the sources I could confirm, the pricing claim is plausible but unconfirmed publicly, and the IU streaming question looks more likely to be a title mix-up. (help.netflix.com)