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You receive payments from your subscribers every month. There are no connection or withdrawal fees! Co-subscriptions are easy to understand, but it's a good idea to check how they work before you get started. Here are the answers to the most frequently asked questions.
Sharesub offers cost-sharing for all subscriptions that include a group plan. However, be sure to review the terms and conditions for sharing services, and avoid subscriptions from other countries: this may limit the available content or even block access to the account.
Your peer-to-peer transactions are processed in accordance with European regulations (PSD2): the identities of the organizers are verified, and payments are held for one month to allow for any refunds.
Members are free to leave at any time, but will not receive a refund for the current month. This allows the organizer to retain a higher participation fee, and the available spots will be moved to the top of the list to fill the group quickly.
No, most of the time, services are shared via an invitation link or an email invitation. You then join the group using your own username and password to ensure the confidentiality of your data. In the few cases where this is necessary, a secure manager is made available to you. You may also sometimes use a dedicated profile, protected by a PIN.
The best streaming subscription depends on the catalogue, picture quality, how many screens you can watch on at once and how many people use it. The comparison below covers the closest multi-screen plans in the UK, with a cost per person based on the number of screens each plan allows.
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In the UK, Disney+ Premium costs £14.99 a month for 4 screens at once in 4K HDR with Dolby Atmos. Split between 4 people, that comes down to £3.75 each. The offer also includes an extra member option at £5.99 a month, which adds an access with its own login and profile. On Sharesub, the Disney Standard with Ads offer is shared by up to 2 members, at $7.49 / month per place, fees included.
Shared offer on Sharesub, split between 2 members, $9.99 in total.
One place in a Disney group, all fees included, no commitment.
Disney offers three plans plus an extra member option. Only Premium unlocks 4 simultaneous screens, and it is the only one where the cost per person really drops. Paying yearly costs £99.90 for Standard and £149.90 for Premium, roughly two months free.
The most complete Disney plan has more than doubled in the UK: £5.99 at launch in March 2020, £7.99 from February 2021 when Star arrived, £10.99 for the new Premium tier in November 2023, £12.99 in October 2024, then £14.99 since 30 September 2025. Split between 4 people, the cost stays at £3.75 each.
Three rises in five years took the most complete ad-free plan from £5.99 to £14.99. Split between 4, it comes back down to £3.75 per person.
Unlike Netflix, Disney charges almost the same across the euro area, and the UK sits slightly below it. Outside the euro area the local currency and the catalogue on offer explain most of the gaps. The price of a place shown on this page is the one for Australia.
Disney no longer offers a free trial. Discounts come from one-off campaigns, the 6-month saver plan, a gift card or a TV and broadband bundle, and they all stop after a few months. Sharing a subscription brings a recurring saving instead: the price is lower every month, not only during a promotion. Paying yearly (£149.90 for Premium) is the only permanent discount Disney offers.
The most reliable option is to choose Premium, which unlocks 4 simultaneous screens, and split the cost between the members of the group. On Sharesub, a place costs $7.49 / month, fees included, instead of paying for the whole subscription on your own. Standard with Ads costs £5.99 a month, but it is limited to 2 screens and 1080p, and it does not allow downloads.
In the UK, Disney+ Premium costs £14.99 a month. Split between 4 people, that is £3.75 per person per month. On Sharesub, free places in a group are promoted so that it fills up quickly, and each share goes down as the group fills.
A place costs $7.49 / month, fees included. You save around 25% compared with the price of the full offer. Payment is monthly with no commitment: you can leave the group at any time, and the current month remains due.
Yes, when a place is available. You choose an offer, pay for your place online, and the organiser then gives you access to the group. If all public offers are full, turn on the availability alert to be notified as soon as a place opens up.
It adds one more access to the subscription, at £5.99 a month in the UK on Standard and Premium (£4.99 on Standard with Ads). That person gets their own login and their own profile, with their own recommendations and watchlist. The organiser stays the account holder and picks the plan.
A Disney account supports up to 7 profiles, including kids profiles protected by a PIN. The number of simultaneous screens depends on the plan: 2 on Standard with Ads and on Standard, 4 on Premium. That is what makes the £14.99 Premium plan worth sharing, while the 2-screen plans lend themselves poorly to splitting costs.
Sharesub adds a service fee to the price paid by members. It is already included in the price shown for a place ($7.49 / month). Payments are processed by Stripe, a licensed payment provider. As a financial service, Sharesub can verify organisers' identity and hold funds for the relevant period, so that a refund is possible if the month is not used.
You cancel online, under Account then Subscription, with no notice period and no fee. Access stays open until the end of the period you have already paid for. If you subscribed through an operator, an app store or a TV bundle, you cancel through that same channel. Leaving a Sharesub group works the same way: the month you have started remains due, then the payments stop.