Compare streaming service pricing in one table

What this workflow does

This workflow compares the pricing pages of Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV and Prime Video. It reads every plan and listed price, then puts the results into one Google Sheets table. People comparing subscriptions or researching streaming prices would otherwise need to visit and copy each page by hand.

Each run produces a side-by-side table of the plans and prices available when the workflow runs. You can review pricing across all four streaming services in one place.

How it works, step by step

The workflow follows a fixed sequence in Chrome and Google Sheets. You can watch each action as it moves from the streaming service pricing pages to the comparison table.

1. 1Open the pricing pages. Chrome looks up and opens the pricing pages for all four streaming services.
2. 2Extract Netflix pricing. Every Netflix plan and its listed price are read from the pricing page.
3. 3Extract Disney+ pricing. Every Disney+ plan and its listed price are read from the pricing page.
4. 4Extract Apple TV pricing. Every Apple TV plan and its listed price are read from the pricing page.
5. 5Extract Prime Video pricing. Every Prime Video plan and its listed price are read from the pricing page.
6. 6Build the comparison table. Google Sheets is filled with the collected plans and prices for side-by-side comparison.

Every run follows these steps in order. If a step cannot be completed, the run stops and tells you what happened instead of guessing.

What you need to run it

You need the Incredible desktop app on a Mac or Windows computer, Chrome, and your own access to Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV, Prime Video and Google Sheets. Incredible works in Chrome as you, using your existing access where required.

Why teams run this with Incredible

Incredible follows the same taught steps in the same order every run. It asks before making an important change, and it stops and reports what happened if a step cannot be completed. Customer data is not used to train Incredible.