Netflix
SubscriptionLargest international catalogue
Subscription, 190+ countries
Where to watch
21 streaming services across 16 countries. Each page lists what that service is actually carrying right now, links straight to it, and shows the other services side by side so you can compare before paying for anything.
Largest international catalogue
Subscription, 190+ countries
Included with an Amazon Prime plan
Included with Amazon Prime
Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars
Subscription, ad tier in some countries
Originals only, no back catalogue
Subscription
Apple’s rent-and-buy store
Rent or buy, Apple’s store
Rentals bought through Google
Rent or buy, Google account
Google’s transactional store
Rent or buy, US
US rent-and-buy store
Rent or buy, US
HBO originals and Warner films
Formerly HBO Max
Paramount films and CBS shows
Subscription
US only, NBCUniversal
Subscription, US
US only, next-day network TV
Subscription, US
Simulcast anime
Anime subscription
30 hand-picked films at a time
Curated cinema
British classics and crime
British television
Free UK streaming from ITV
Free with ads, UK
Free UK streaming from Channel 4
Free with ads, UK
BBC programmes after broadcast
Free, UK licence fee
Sky channels without a contract
Subscription, UK
Transactional rent and buy
Rent or buy
Source of the availability data
Availability index
Availability comes from JustWatch through TMDB, the same feed that powers the “Where to watch” block on every title page. Nothing here is an affiliate offer: the outbound links point at each service’s own home page, open in a new tab and carry rel="nofollow". We do not sell, host or operate any of these services, and catalogues change without notice.
A service can be listed in a country and still not carry the title you want, which is why every service page names its market and every title page lets you switch country. If you only want to know where one film is, open its page and read the availability block; if you want to know what a subscription is worth, start here.