Subscribers
Stay informed on the latest confirmed subscriber numbers for the main streaming services. In addition to the latest news, surveys, and industry analysis on how subscribers are being impacted by changes to their live TV and subscription services.
YouTube TV Subscribers The ‘Most Satisfied’ For Second Year In A Row
YouTube TV subscribers are apparently the most satisfied, and for the second year in a row. This is according to the findings from J.D. Power‘s latest customer satisfaction survey. While YouTube TV managed to remain on top, YouTube’s live TV streaming service seems to have scored less than last year. It wasn’t just YouTube TV…
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Streaming Total TV Share Dropped To 41% In August As Broadcast Benefitted From The Olympics
August 2024 wasn’t the best month for the Streaming category, with total TV share for many popular services declining during the month.
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Streaming Services Are Increasingly Benefitting From The Creator Community
A new report highlights how content creators and influencers are increasingly helping streaming services to boost engagement and reduce churn.
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Streaming Hit Record 41.4% Of TV Usage In July 2024
Streaming continues to break records this year. After already hitting an all-time high in June, the category broke the record again in July.
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FTC’s ‘Click To Cancel’ Subscription Rule Inches Closer
The Biden Administration announced a new ‘Time Is Money’ initiative today, confirming the FTC is now finalizing its ‘click to cancel’ rule.
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Live TV Streaming Subscriber Tracker [Updated Q2 2024]
A look at how live TV streaming services like Fubo, Hulu Live TV, Sling TV and YouTube TV compare in terms of the number of paid subscribers.
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Starz Ended June 2024 With 21.3 Million North American Subscribers
Following a change to the way Lionsgate reports data, Starz ended the most recent quarter with 21.3 million subscribers in North America.
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Sling TV Ended Q2 2024 With 2 Million Subscribers (A Slight Increase)
Sling TV ended Q2 2024 with 2 million paid subscribers. A slight increase on the previous quarter but still down on the start of the year.
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Paramount+ Ended Q2 2024 With 68 Million Global Subscribers
The 68 million subscribers reported for the second quarter of 2024 reflects a loss of 2.8 million Paramount+ subscribers during the quarter.
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Vizio Ended Q2 2024 With 18.8 Million SmartCast Active Accounts
While Vizio’s 18.8 million SmartCast Active Accounts is a slight increase on the previous quarter, there was no increase in hours streamed.
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Warner Bros. Discovery Closed Q2 2024 With 103 Million DTC Subscribers
Warner Bros. Discovery added 3.6 million subscribers during the most recent quarter, taking the total number of subscribers above 103 million.
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Disney+ Subscribers Climbed To 153.8 Million In Q2 2024
Disney+ ended the second calendar quarter with a total of 153.8 million subscribers, confirming a slight increase on the previous quarter.
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Hulu Live TV Subscribers Dropped Down To 4.4 Million Again
Hulu Live TV closed the second calendar quarter of 2024 with 4.4 million live TV subscribers, marking another quarterly subscriber decline.
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Fubo Ended Q2 2024 With 1.45 Million Subscribers
Fubo’s latest subscriber update confirmed a quarterly decline in the number of North American subscribers during the second quarter of 2024.
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Roku Ended Q2 2024 With 83.6 Million Streaming Households
Roku ended the second quarter with 83.6 million streaming households (active accounts), an increase of two million on the previous quarter.
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Peacock Ended Q2 2024 With 33 Million Paid Subscribers
Peacock saw a decline in its subscriber base during the second quarter of the year, and just ahead of the start of the 2024 Paris Olympics.
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Netflix Closed Q2 2024 With More Than 277 Million Global Subscribers
Netflix’s 277 million global subscribers represented an increase of around eight million subscribers during the second quarter of 2024.
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Streaming’s TV Usage Hit 40% In June 2024, Another All-Time High
Streaming’s June 2024 total TV share is not only a personal best, but it also topped the previous single category record set by Cable in 2021.
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Average Streaming Service Spend Drops To $64 A Month (Down From $73 In 2023)
Latest data suggests average spending on streaming services has dropped by around 30%, compared to the dizzy streaming heights of 2021.
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72% Face Difficulties With Finding Content To Watch: Roku Study
Another study adds to the growing number of reports that suggest it is becoming increasingly harder for users to find content to watch.
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