Let’s start this with a caveat or two: If you’re going to compare streaming services merely by the number of subscribers they have, it’s not exactly a fair fight. Not all services are available in the same places. Nor does the number of subscribers really address the “worth” of a streaming service. Or whether it’s easy to use, or if the apps are any good. Or, for that matter, if a given streaming service has what you want to watch, which really is the only measure necessary.Contents10. Starz: 15.88 million9. ESPN+: 24.8 million8. Apple TV+: 25 million (estimated)7. Peacock: 34 million6. Hulu: 50.2 million5. Paramount+: 71.2 million4. Max: 99.6 million (sort of)3. Disney+: 153.6 million2. Amazon Prime Video: 200 million+1. Netflix: 269.6 millionStill, it’s interesting to keep up with how things are doing from a global perspective, especially when you have relatively young upstarts like Apple TV+ gaining so many accolades in an industry dominated by Netflix.Recommended VideosSo with that...
