Disney Plus costs $7 per month, or $70 for the year.
One account will allow 4 simultaneous screens to stream content, and up to 7 user profiles, CNET reported.
In comparison, Netflix costs $9 per month for a basic plan with one device streaming at a time, or up to $16 per month for 4 screens at a time.
Netflix allows you to create up to 5 individual profiles, which allow personalized recommendations and watchlists separate from other users on the account.
Opening Disney Plus, you'll see a particular show highlighted at the top, with tabs of different brands, plus rows of recommendations and categories.
Netflix has a very similar homepage, highlighting a Netflix original at the top with other categories as you scroll lower.
One minor difference in user experience is that Disney Plus doesn't automatically start playing a title if you stay on it for more than a few seconds, something Netflix does.
In Disney Plus, the controls lets viewers skip foreword or backwards by 10 seconds, pause, adjust volume, and make the video fullscreen.
Netflix gives more options. In addition to the buttons that Disney Plus has, Netflix lets you jump to the next episode, or read information about any episode.
Disney Plus will drop new episodes of original shows, like "The Mandalorian," on a traditional weekly schedule.
In its first year, Disney Plus will have 500 movies and 7,500 TV episodes, compared to Netflix's 4,000 movies and 47,000 TV episodes.
Source: Variety
But, Disney Plus may win out with more desirable titles and less filler content than Netflix.
Most of the marquee Disney movies, like "Toy Story," "The Little Mermaid," and "Avengers: Endgame," are on Disney Plus but not on Netflix.
