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A dated note on the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 and what it changes for reminders before a UK streaming subscription renews.
Published 1 January 2026
The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 introduces new requirements for consumer subscription contracts, including reminder, cancellation and cooling-off provisions.
Streaming services are subscription contracts and the renewal date is when the next billing period is charged at whatever price the platform is then offering.
Streaming subscriptions continue to be charged at the current price on the renewal date until the household actively reviews them. The renewal date is the only natural checkpoint built into the product.
Price rises are typically announced ahead of a billing cycle and applied to the next renewal — so the household's own diary entry is what makes the review possible before the charge.
Check the renewal date and current price for each active subscription.
Check whether the household has actually used the service over the last billing cycle.
Check any tier change that would better match actual usage.
Track your streaming renewal date so the next change is on your calendar, not the provider's.
Evidence on how UK prices move at this renewal — what households are paying and why.
A short guide to the dates, terms and decisions behind this renewal.
Recorded outcomes
These figures come from outcomes people have recorded in Onremind.
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