Viki is a platform that provides streaming of Asian dramas, movies and shows with subtitles, including Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Taiwanese and Thai shows, thus helping users browse free content or upgrade to premium.
Viki is best known for Asian dramas, movies and shows, especially Korean, Chinese, Japanese and other international content with subtitles. Many viewers use it for community-subbed entertainment and region-specific titles.
In practice, Viki is free to stream selected content, but this may depend on the program, region, ads, and licensing. Some content requires a subscription or rent fee on Viki Pass.
Visitors should be aware that Viki occasionally offers trials, promotions or subscription deals, but the public promo codes may not be available. The best source for this information is the Viki Pass page or the checkout page for your region.
Officially, Viki Pass is a paid subscription providing benefits of ad-free viewing, HD streaming, and access to exclusive content. Details, prices and content selection may vary per country.
Currently, Viki Pass plans may include both monthly and annual billing. Annual billing is usually cheaper for a whole year, but monthly billing is more convenient for occasional watching.
There are licensing limitations on Viki content, so some titles can be available only in certain regions. Some rentals are charged separately even if you have Viki Pass subscription.
In most cases, cancellation is performed via the same method as the subscription purchase – Viki, Apple, Google Play, Roku or other platform. You should unsubscribe before the next billing date.
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