Entertainment
JustWatch announces plans to launch its own streaming service next month
The platform will feature free ad-supported viewing, paid options, and rentals across 12 countries.
Latest update: Pricing details for JustWatch TV's paid ad-free tier remain unannounced ahead of its launch next month.
The short version
- JustWatch Group is launching its own streaming platform, JustWatch TV, next month inside its existing app and website.[The Hollywood Reporter]
- The service will debut in 12 countries, offering free ad-supported viewing, movie rentals, and a paid ad-free subscription option for movies.[The Hollywood Reporter · CNET]
- Initial content launch partners for the new service include Paramount, Fremantle, Bleecker Street, New Regency, and Vortex Media.[The Hollywood Reporter]
- Pricing details for the ad-free paid subscription tier have not yet been disclosed.[CNET]
Key facts
- JustWatch Group will launch JustWatch TV next month on its existing app and website.[The Hollywood Reporter · CNET]
- The service will offer free ad-supported viewing, paid ad-free options, and movie rentals.[The Hollywood Reporter · CNET]
- Initial launch partners include Paramount, Fremantle, Bleecker Street, New Regency, and Vortex Media.[The Hollywood Reporter · CNET]
- The launch covers 12 countries, including the U.S., Canada, the U.K., Ireland, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Italy, Spain, Australia, and New Zealand.[The Hollywood Reporter · CNET]
What remains uncertain
- Specific pricing for the paid ad-free subscription tier has not been revealed.[CNET]
Sources
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- JustWatch Is Launching Its Own Streaming ServiceThe Hollywood Reporter metered
- New Streaming Service Alert: JustWatch Is Starting Its Own PlatformCNET