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Streaming Services Ranked

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Service
Launched
Monthly Price (US)
Global Subscribers
Known For
Netflix
2007 (streaming)$6.99-$22.99280+ millionInvented binge-watching culture — killed Blockbuster, Stranger Things and Squid Game were global events, password crackdown angered everyone, still the default streaming service
Disney+
2019$7.99-$13.99150+ millionMarvel, Star Wars, Pixar, Disney vault — parents had no choice, Mandalorian saved Star Wars, grew insanely fast, adult content lacking, bundled with Hulu and ESPN+
HBO Max (now Max)
2020 (rebranded Max 2023)$9.99-$16.99100+ millionPrestige TV king — Succession, The Last of Us, Game of Thrones, White Lotus, confusing rebrand from HBO Go to HBO Now to HBO Max to just Max, quality over quantity strategy
Amazon Prime Video
2006$8.99 (or $14.99 Prime)200+ million (Prime)Comes free with your shipping addiction — The Boys, Rings of Power ($1B budget), Thursday Night Football, interface is terrible, X-Ray feature is actually great, ads now unless you pay more
Apple TV+
2019$9.9945+ millionSmallest library but highest quality — Ted Lasso, Severance, Slow Horses, free trial with every Apple device, prestige originals only, no back catalog, awards darling
Hulu
2008$7.99-$17.9950+ million (US only)Next-day TV episodes — The Bear, Only Murders in the Building, US-only service, Disney owns it fully now, ad tier is cheapest major streamer, essentially Disney+'s adult sibling
Peacock
2020$7.99-$13.9935+ millionNBC Universal's bet — The Office landed here, live sports (NFL, Olympics, Premier League), free tier exists, The Traitors is a hit, fighting to justify its existence in crowded market
Paramount+
2021$5.99-$11.9970+ millionStar Trek, Yellowstone franchise, live sports (NFL, Champions League), merged with Showtime, cheapest major streamer, always rumored to be acquired or shut down
YouTube Premium
2015$13.99100+ millionNo ads on YouTube — worth it for heavy users, background play on mobile, YouTube Music included, YouTube Originals mostly failed, people debate if it's a streaming 'service'
Crunchyroll
2006$7.99-$14.9915+ millionAnime streaming monopoly — absorbed Funimation, simulcast from Japan, subs and dubs, Demon Slayer and Jujutsu Kaisen hype, anime went mainstream partly because of this platform
Tubi
2014Free (ad-supported)80+ million MAUBest free streamer — ad-supported with surprisingly decent library, Fox owns it, hidden gem B-movies, algorithm recommends wild stuff, 'Tubi or not Tubi' memes, Gen Z discovery engine
MUBI
2007$12.9915+ millionArt house cinema streaming — curated library rotates films, film snob's paradise, A24 partnership, Cannes and Venice winners, 'the Criterion Channel but hipper,' hand-picked not algorithmic

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