Discovery announced on Tuesday that it has launched an extra member fee in the US for its Max streaming service. Subscribers who choose to share their streaming account can pay $8 a month, but they can only add one person.

Max is following suit by introducing a feature that the streaming service's competitors have already implemented to crack down on password sharing.

Netflix led the way, imposing its $7.99/month fee for sub-accounts in late 2023. Disney+ followed suit last year, charging $6.99 a month for Disney+ Basic (the with-ads tier) users to share their accounts, while Disney+ Premium users must pay $9.99 a month for each extra member.