Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) shares rose by 11% during extended trading hours on Wednesday after topping analysts’ estimates for earnings and international subscribers.

For the quarter, Netflix reported earnings of USD 1.47 per share on revenues of USD 5.24 Billion. The Company surpassed Refinitiv analysts’ earnings estimates of USD 1.04 per share, however, fell short of revenue estimates of USD 5.25 Billion.

At the end of the quarter, Netflix reported domestic paid subscriber additions of 517,000 compared to FactSet estimates of 802,000. Meanwhile, Netflix added 6.26 million international paid subscribers versus estimates of 6.05 million.

Average streaming paid memberships and ARPU grew by 22% and 9% year-over-year, respectively.

Netflix’s revenue grew by 31.1% year-over-year, largely due to the 21.4% growth in global streaming paid memberships. At the end of the quarter, Netflix reported a total of 158.33 million paid users.

Netflix noted that it’s slowed domestic subscriber growth was due to its price increase, which the Company says retention has not fully returned on a sustained basis to pre-price-change levels.

Despite slowed domestic growth, Netflix reported that revenue growth has continued to accelerate as US ARPU has increased by 16.5% year-over-year during the third quarter.

International subscribers grew by 23% year-over-year and also topped Netflix’s estimates of 6.2 million users. The Company mentioned in its earnings release that it is focusing on work within its Asia markets.

As for the fourth quarter, Netflix is expecting earnings of USD 0.51 per share on revenue of USD 5.44 Billion. Additionally, Netflix is also forecasting net global paid users additions of 7.6 million, with 600,000 for the U.S. and 7 million for international.

Overall, if Netflix meets its fourth quarter guidance, it would represent a total of 26.7 million paid addons for fiscal 2019, down from 28.6 million a year ago.