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Streaming services compared
Pick a service to browse what's currently streaming on it. Each service page shows the most popular movies and TV shows available in your country, with pricing and a description of the catalog's strengths. Country-segmented for 30 commercial markets — what's on Netflix in Brazil isn't the same as what's on Netflix in the US.
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NetflixOriginal series, films, and global catalog
Netflix is the largest global streaming service with 280M+ subscribers worldwide. Strong on original series (Stranger Things, The Crown, Squid Game), comedy specials, and acquired international content.
$6.99–$22.99/mo (with-ads to Premium)Browse Netflix catalog → -
Disney+Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and National Geographic
Disney+ is the streaming home for Disney, Pixar, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Star Wars, and National Geographic content. Strong on family-friendly content and franchise depth.
$9.99–$15.99/moBrowse Disney+ catalog → -
Prime VideoIncluded with Amazon Prime; strong originals + rental store
Amazon Prime Video bundles with Prime membership ($14.99/mo). Mix of originals (The Boys, Reacher, The Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power), licensed content, and an extensive PPV rental catalog.
$8.99–$14.99/mo (standalone or bundled)Browse Prime Video catalog → -
HuluNext-day broadcast TV + originals (US only)
Hulu is a US-only service strong on next-day broadcast TV (ABC, NBC, Fox), original series (The Handmaids Tale, Only Murders in the Building), and live TV add-on. Now owned by Disney.
$7.99–$95.99/mo (with-ads to Live TV)Browse Hulu catalog → -
MaxHBO + Warner Bros + Discovery library
Max (formerly HBO Max) combines the HBO premium catalog, Warner Bros theatrical releases, Discovery+ content, and CNN. Strong on prestige drama (Succession, The Last of Us), DC films, and reality TV.
$9.99–$20.99/mo (with-ads to Ultimate)Browse Max catalog → -
Apple TV+High-budget originals, no licensed catalog
Apple TV+ is original-content only — no licensed library. Known for prestige series (Ted Lasso, Severance, Slow Horses, For All Mankind) and big-budget films. Smaller catalog but high average quality.
$9.99/moBrowse Apple TV+ catalog → -
Paramount+Star Trek, CBS, Paramount films
Paramount+ holds the Star Trek franchise, CBS network shows (NCIS, FBI, Survivor), MTV content, and Paramount theatrical releases (Mission: Impossible, A Quiet Place).
$7.99–$12.99/moBrowse Paramount+ catalog → -
PeacockNBC, Bravo, sports, Universal films
Peacock is NBCUniversal’s streaming service. Carries NBC shows (Saturday Night Live, The Office, Suits), Bravo reality, WWE programming, English Premier League soccer, and Universal Pictures films.
$7.99–$13.99/moBrowse Peacock catalog → -
CrunchyrollAnime — simulcast subs + dubs
Crunchyroll is the largest anime-focused streaming service with simulcast subs from Japan within hours of broadcast, plus extensive dub catalog. Owned by Sony, merged with Funimation.
$7.99–$15.99/moBrowse Crunchyroll catalog →
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