Largely known as China’s Netflix, iQiyi is a popular and wide-ranging streaming platform that hosts the best of East Asian content. Among its catalog are Asian blockbusters, Chinese variety shows, Japanese anime, and of course, Korean dramas. iQiyi also has multiple deals with studios all over the world, including Netflix, so it’s able to stream global content to its Chinese audiences.
Perhaps the best part about iQiyi is that it comes for free; no need to pay to see its plenty and diverse titles, although you will be subject to some (okay, a lot of) ads. To avoid ads and avail of perks such as concurrent viewing and download privileges, iQiyi offers a VIP membership that costs $8.99 per month.
How Much Does iQiyi Cost? All Plans & Pricing
Cheapest Plan
iQiyi Free
$0.00 /month
Streams at home: 1 streams
Streams outside: 1 streams
Profiles: 1 users
Quality: 720p
4K: No
Audio: Standard stereo
Min. speed: 3 Mbps
- Select Asian dramas and variety shows
- Ad-supported
Can't commit yet to a plan? You can explore iQiyi's free tier in the meantime
Sign up — iQiyi Free
iQiyi Standard
$8.99 /month
or $89.99/year
Streams at home: 2 streams
Streams outside: 2 streams
Profiles: 1 users
Quality: 1080p
4K: No
Audio: 5.1 audio
Min. speed: 3 Mbps
New user deal: 78% off first month
Annual price: $89.99
- Asian dramas
- Asian variety shows
- Advanced viewing
- Ad-free
Sign up — iQiyi Standard
iQiyi Premium
$11.99 /month
or $119.99/year
Streams at home: 4 streams
Streams outside: 4 streams
Profiles: 1 users
Quality: 1080p
4K: Yes
Audio: 5.1 audio
Min. speed: 3 Mbps
New user deal: 84% off first month
Annual price: $119.99
- Asian dramas
- Asian variety shows
- Advanced viewing
- Ad-free
Sign up — iQiyi Premium
What Devices Support iQiyi?
- Amazon Fire TV
- Android
- Android TV
- Apple TV
- IOS
- Roku
Payment Options
- Credit card
- Debit card
- Paypal
iQiyi Features
- Ad-free option
- Ad-supported option
- Free
- Monthly subscription
- On-demand content
- Works with VPN
Specialty
- Anime
- International Movies
- International Shows
- Niche content
About iQiyi
Largely known as China's Netflix, iQiyi is a popular and wide-ranging streaming platform that hosts the best of East Asian content. Among its catalog are Asian blockbusters, Chinese variety shows, Japanese anime, and of course, Korean dramas. iQiyi also has multiple deals with studios all over the world, including Netflix, so it's able to stream global content to its Chinese audiences.
Perhaps the best part about iQiyi is that it comes for free; no need to pay to see its plenty and diverse titles, although you will be subject to some (okay, a lot of) ads. To avoid ads and avail of perks such as concurrent viewing and download privileges, iQiyi offers a VIP membership that costs $8.99 per month.
Frequently Asked Questions About iQiyi
Does iQiyi have a free trial?
iQiyi does not currently offer a free trial.
What devices support iQiyi?
iQiyi is available on Amazon Fire TV, Android, Android TV, Apple TV, iOS, Roku.
Can I cancel iQiyi anytime?
iQiyi is a month-to-month subscription with no long-term contract. You can cancel at any time without penalty.
Is iQiyi worth it?
Largely known as China's Netflix, iQiyi is a popular and wide-ranging streaming platform that hosts the best of East Asian content. Among its catalog are Asian blockbusters, Chinese variety shows, Japanese anime, and of course, Korean dramas. iQiyi also has multiple deals with studios all over the world, including Netflix, so it's able to stream global content to its Chinese audiences.
Perhaps the best part about iQiyi is that it comes for free; no need to pay to see its plenty and diverse titles, although you will be subject to some (okay, a lot of) ads. To avoid ads and avail of perks such as concurrent viewing and download privileges, iQiyi offers a VIP membership that costs $8.99 per month.
About the author
Isabella Endrinal
Isabella Endrinal is a curator at A Good Movie to Watch. She's now free from the corporate night shift. Previous articles have been published in outlets such as NANG Magazine. She's currently catching up on some classic films… if she isn't coping with the fact that the Haikyu anime will end soon.