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    How to Pay for Netflix using Mpesa.

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    - November 02, 2023
    - November 02, 2023
    Kenya Business newsLifestyle
    How to Pay for Netflix using Mpesa.

    No more free plan? Hakuna shida. Here’s how to pay stress-free.

    So, Netflix finally shut down the free mobile plan in Kenya. It was good while it lasted, right?

    But don’t worry Netflix is still available, and paying for it is way easier than most people think. Whether you prefer using MPESA, PayPal, or your ATM card, you’ve got options. Let’s break it down.

    Paying for Netflix with M-Pesa: Step-by-Step Guide

    1. Pay with MPESA GlobalPay (Most Popular)

    If you’ve got an M-PESA line (which is, well… everyone), this is the easiest way.

    Here’s how:

    1. •Dial *840# on your phone, Accept the terms and activate your virtual GlobalPay card
    2. •OR use the M-PESA App → Go to “Pay” → Select “GlobalPay” You’ll get a virtual Visa card — no plastic needed
    3. •On Netflix, choose “Pay with Card” and enter the GlobalPay card details Done! Your subscription is charged directly from M-PESA

    Pro Tip: This method is secure and works like a normal debit card. You can also use it on other sites like Amazon and Spotify.

    2: Use Your Bank Card

    Netflix accepts Visa, MasterCard, and AmEx.
    Just make sure your card supports recurring online payments.

    3. Using PayPal to Pay for Netflix

    1. •Create a PayPal Account: If you don’t already have one, create a PayPal account. Ensure that the account bears the same name as your M-Pesa account for easy verification.
    2. •Link PayPal to M-Pesa: Use the PayPal money service to link your PayPal account to your M-Pesa account. Deposit money into your PayPal account using the Pay Bill Number 800088 and your phone number as the Account Number.
    3. •Set Up Payment on Netflix: Log in to your Netflix account, navigate to the payment setup, and select the credit option. Choose PayPal as your payment method.
    4. •Complete the Payment: Once completed, the subscription payment will be deducted from your PayPal account automatically.

    For more information on how to subscribe to Netflix and explore content, please visit the website at Netflix

    Netflix Plan Prices in Kenya (2025)

    PlanPrice (KES)
    Mobile200
    Basic300
    Standard700
    Premium1,100

    That’s it! Simple, fast, and made for Kenya. Now go enjoy your next binge

    FAQs for Paying for Netflix in Kenya (2025)

    1. Can I pay for someone else’s Netflix using M-PESA?

    Yes. Just use their Netflix-registered phone number when entering the account details in M-PESA GlobalPay or PayPal.

    2. What is the Netflix Paybill number in Kenya?

    Netflix does not use a traditional Paybill anymore. Instead, Kenyans use M-PESA GlobalPay, which provides a virtual Visa card to pay directly on the Netflix website.

    3. How do I activate M-PESA GlobalPay?

    • •Dial *840# and follow the prompts
    • •OR use the M-PESA app → Tap “Pay” → Select “GlobalPay”
      You’ll receive a virtual Visa card you can use online.

    4. Is the free Netflix plan still available in Kenya?

    No. Netflix discontinued the free mobile plan in Kenya on November 1, 2023. All users must now choose a paid subscription.

    RELATED; Netflix Lowers Monthly Subscription Fees by 37% in Kenya and Sub-Saharan Africa

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