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Compare streaming service pricing in one table
Put Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV and Prime Video prices in one table
Still checking streaming prices site by site?
What this task does
You run this task with Incredible to collect listed prices from Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV and Prime Video. A finished run gives you one comparison table in Google Sheets.
The problem
People comparing personal subscriptions and finance analysts often have to visit every pricing page and copy each plan by hand. That takes time and makes side-by-side comparison harder.
The solution
The task researches streaming service pricing in Chrome and extracts every listed plan and price from the four services. It fills Google Sheets with the collected data for a clear side-by-side comparison.
This is what you give
This is what you get
How it works, step by step
- 1
Install Incredible. Get the Incredible desktop app for Mac or Windows and drag it into your Applications folder. You only do this once.
- 2
Press fn and say what you want. Hold the fn key and say it in your own words: “Compare Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV, and Prime Video prices in one table”. Release the key, and Incredible gets to work.
- 3
Incredible reads each streaming pricing page. Incredible searches in Chrome, opens Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV and Prime Video, then extracts every listed plan and price.
- 4
Your comparison is ready in Google Sheets. Google Sheets shows the streaming services, plans and listed prices together in one table.
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Frequently asked questions
How can I compare Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV and Prime Video prices automatically?
Incredible searches for the four pricing pages in Chrome and extracts every listed plan and price. It puts the results into one Google Sheets table for side-by-side comparison.
What details are included in a streaming service pricing comparison table?
The Google Sheets comparison includes the streaming service, each listed plan and its listed price. The data comes from the Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV and Prime Video pricing pages.
Does Incredible use the latest listed streaming prices?
Incredible reads the prices shown on each service’s pricing page when you run the task. If a page cannot be completed, the run stops and reports what happened instead of guessing.
Can I compare streaming services other than these four?
This task is set up to compare Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV and Prime Video. It does not collect pricing from other streaming services.
Is my streaming service data used to train Incredible?
No. Customer data is not used to train Incredible.
Published Aug 21, 2026 · Updated Sep 3, 2026