The Netflix catalogue appears to have been leaked online a day before the streaming service is due to launch in Australia . Images that claim to show the TV shows and movies that will be on offer were posted to Reddit , listing titles including popular U.S. series House Of Cards and Orange Is The New Black and Australian shows including Rake and Redfern Now . A Netflix spokesman would not confirm if the images were authentic , or comment on whether the company released them , telling Daily Mail Australia : 'We 're not commenting on that supposed leak ' . Scroll down for video . Images that appear to show the TV shows and movies that will be on offer by Netflix were posted to Reddit . The service launches on Tuesday charging $ 8.99 per month for a single screen , $ 11.99 for two screens and $ 14.99 for ultra-definition on four screens . But on Monday Netflix officially outlined its pricing scheme , and confirmed House Of Cards and Orange Is The New Black would be among its key TV shows on offer . The service launches on Tuesday charging $ 8.99 per month for a single screen ( standard definition ) , $ 11.99 for two screens ( high definition ) and $ 14.99 for ultra definition on four screens . This makes Netflix 's lowest offering the cheapest TV streaming option on the market . But competitor Stan – a joint partnership between Fairfax and the Nine Network – charges $ 10 per month for HD streaming on three screens . Like Netflix , this is inclusive of TV shows and movies . Stan 's exclusive series include Breaking Bad spin-off Better Call Saul , season six of Community and Transparent along with a number of Channel Nine shows . Presto - a Foxtel-Seven West Media partnership - charges $ 9.99 per month for TV shows or movies only , or $ 14.99 for both . All packages are standard definition . Presto carries Channel Seven content and a number of older HBO and Showtime series including The Sopranos , Sex And The City and Dexter but most of those networks ' series still in production - including HBO 's Game Of Thrones - are not included . All three SVOD ( subscription video on demand ) services are offering a free month trial . Netflix will stream a range of titles from companies including Warner Bros. , BBC , FOX , NBC Universal , Village Roadshow Entertainment , Beyond Distribution , Australian Broadcasting Corporation ( ABC ) and The Walt Disney Company . Orange Is The New Black will be available online on Netflix , but will also screen on Foxtel . Acclaimed series House Of Cards is available in Australia exclusively via Netflix . NETFLIX . Price : One screen - $ 8.99 ; two screens - $ 11.99 ; four screens - $ 14.99 . Video resolution : One screen - standard definition ; two screens - high definition ; four screens - ultra definition . Exclusive content : Orange Is The New Black ( exclusive to SVOD in Australia , will screen on Foxtel ) , House Of Cards , Bloodline , Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt , Sense8 , Grace and Frankie , Marvel 's Daredevil , Disney films and TV shows . STAN . Price : Three screens - $ 10 . Video resolution : High definition . Exclusive content : Better Call Saul , Community , Transparent , Mozart in the Jungle , Dig , Lost Girl S4 & 5 , Gallipoli , Breaking Bad S1-5 , Fargo , Channel Nine series . PRESTO . Price : TV shows only - $ 9.99 ; Movies only - $ 9.99 ; TV shows and movies - $ 14.99 . Video resolution : Standard definition . Exclusive content : ( Exclusive to SVOD in Australia ) Modern Family , The Sopranos , The Wire , Sex and the City , Entourage , True Blood , Girls , Boardwalk Empire , Dexter , The Borgias , Deadwood , Californication , Nurse Jackie , Ray Donovan , Channel Seven series . The launch of Netflix ushers in what is arguably the biggest change to the Australian TV landscape in decades . But the online streaming services will still have to convince Australians - who are among the most prolific illegal downloaders in the world - to pay for content . This could prove difficult , with a new Canstar Blue survey finding that the majority of Australians are still not willing to pay for TV content . Around one in five are willing to pay up to $ 20 a month for a service that provides a majority of content they would like to see . But this could change in future , with the survey also finding that 23 per cent of young Australians are already utilising online streaming services like Stan , Presto , Quickflix and Netflix .
Netflix will launch on Tuesday charging subscribers $ 8.99 per month . This makes it the cheapest TV streaming service on the market , beating competitors Stan , Presto and Quickflix by $ 1 per month . Like other TV streaming services , Netflix is offered a free month trial . But most subscribers still say they 're not willing to pay for TV content .