How many streaming services are you subscribed to on a continuous basis?

[Puggles]

Down to 0. I never used any of them.

Edit: Forgot I do technically have Apple Music but I only subscibe when they give me free trials.

 

[lacinius]

1. CBC Gem
2. Netflix
3. Disney+
4. Prime

 

[dotpatrick]

Criterion Channel is the only one that I get the yearly sub for. Everything else is getting rotated out on a consistent basis.

I've never felt like anyone streaming service has had enough stuff coming out that I can't catch up on by subbing for 3-4 months out of the year. Saves me a ton of money too.

 

[Ra]

Disney Plus Bundle I'll count as one.
Netflix - I wish I could quit, they just have too much worth watching
Amazon Prime - I have by default, my family orders so much product via Amazon it makes no sense to not have the sub to save on shipping.
Crunchyroll, I am grandfathered into an older Premium subscription that only costs a single payment of $59.95/yearly, no way I'll ever cancel this given the newer prices.
Max
Youtube TV replaced cable in our home, I guess that counts.
Spotify for music. I buy the stuff I really like still to support artists and because I need my stuff in FLAC as a true pinky in the air audiophile, but Spotify is amazing for music discovery, plus I don't feel like managing local files on my phone when I'm on the go.

 

[Tavernade]

I just added Dropout which puts me at 9. Seven tv/movies + DC Infinite + Spotify. Plus I use Hoopla/Libby/Tubi regularly for free stuff. There isn't enough time in the world for all of them but I use them each month, and I want to support stuff like Dropout/Criterion anyway.

 

[nStruct]

Netflix
Disney+
YouTube Premium

Prime Video through my Prime subscription
Max through my phone contract

 

[TheAggroCraig]

Technically just Hulu for $1/month for a while. I managed to swindle my way into family plans for Spotify and Disney+ which I haven't paid for lol. Used to be on someone's Netflix but got cut from that last year when they stopped allowing sharing, and Max I got logged out and haven't gotten back in yet.

 

[Princess Viola]

Zero

I do technically have a subscription to Peacock Premium but I got that as an Xfinity Reward so I ain't paying for it.

Other than that? I exclusively use entirely free services like Tubi, Pluto TV, and Retrocrush (for my retro anime fix).

Am considering subbing to Retrocrush though to support them + some series and movies are exclusive to premium members, think it's only $50 a year.

 

[tissera13]

YT Premium only

 

[Broseph]

HBO Max and Crunchyroll. I have Netflix as well but that comes with T-Mobile for an extra few dollars so I don't know if that counts

 

[GK86]

7. Majority of them I have a deal or T-Mobile is paying for most or all of the costs.

 

[XL Hoodie]

Dropped them all but Spotify.

The only reason I keep it is because I have a deceased family member on my plan and I don't want to lose their account.

 

[thesoapster]

Prime since it's still overall beneficial to me. But that's it.

 

[sugar bear]

0 - I don't stream at all. I'm into physical media.

 

[Pai Pai Master]

Crunchyroll, Disney+, and I rotate one other out every couple months

 

[Tobor]

1. Apple One (TV/Music)
2. Netflix
3. Disney Bundle (D+/Hulu)
4. Max
5. Criterion Channel
6. Amazon Prime (for the shipping)

 

[lunarworks]

Apple TV+ is part of my Apple One family plan. (Six people.)

The two or three oscillates between Netflix, Disney+, and Crunchyroll.

 

[Doug Dimmadome]

Spotify and Max are the only ones I maintain. Others I'll sub to if they have something that interests me but I'll cancel soon after.

I have Amazon Prime so I suppose that counts too. But I don't actually watch Prime Video

 

[WhiteRabbitEXE]

2-3. I pay for Max and the D+/Hulu bundle. We do also have Netflix in the household, but I don't pay for it or use it. *shrug*

Had trials for Apple+, Peacock, and Paramount+ and used them each exactly 0 times. Never even bothered with the rest.

 

[linkboy]

• Netflix (paid for by T-Mobile)
• Hulu (paid for by T-Mobile)
• Prime Video (wife's account)
• Disney+ ($2 a month)
• Discovery+ ($2 a month)

That's pretty much it.

 

[F34R]

Hulu
Max
PeacockTV
Paramount+
Disney
Auto renew has been removed from all of them.

 

[Nameless]

Amazon Prime w/ Prime Music: Spoiled by Same/Next Day shipping, and Spotify still doesn't have lossless 3 years after I left for that very reason. Prime Video also has a handful of shows & films I'm invested in. Thanks again for Suspiria 2018.

YouTube Premium - I use YT daily on a variety of devices. Worth every penny.

Apple TV+ - They've had the most consistently quality line-up over the past couple of years, especially if you're a Sci-Fi fan.

Everything else is in shorter spurts - a month or two here & there. Although I have had Netflix running since the Holidays, which is the longest stretch in some years. HBO/Max was a staple for ages, but then Zaslav.

 

[TaySan]

I have two at the moment. Humble Bundle classic and Apple TV. Paramount + i get for free from work

 

[NefariousDragon]

At the moment, two: Disney+ and Amazon Prime. Amazon is more so for the faster delivery but it's not hard to resubscribe when needed.

For D+, just gotta finish Malcom in the Middle and then I'm out.

 

[Indurian]

1 or 2 at a time.

1 video service at a time and Spotify premium when they give me 3 months for the price of one.

 

[Fat4all]

just Dropout continuously

i sub to things when they got stuff i wanna see, but once its done i drop the sub

im currently subbed to netflix for Delicious in Dungeon, but once that ends i'll be cancelling

 

[boxter432]

Always on:
Max
Prime
Hulu
Pandora
Disney via my parents (so I think we can stop Hulu and watch with ads?)
Netflix via in laws

Only on Free trials/giveaways/whatever
Appletv
Paramount
Peacock
Mbltv T-Mobile Tuesday

 

[giallo]

Three:

Prime
Netflix
Shudder

 

[dyreschlock]

The Gizmoplex is dead, so I'm just down to Amazon Prime, which I don't use for streaming.

 

[HeartlessNobody2134]

I have Netflix, Hulu/Disney & Max.

My mom lets me use her Amazon Prime.

Currently on another free trial for AppleTV+ too. I've gotten about two years worth of free trials for that.

 

[Mr. Magic]

I always have Criterion Channel and Netflix subs going

 

[jobrro]

Disney+, YouTube Premium and Netflix.

Occasionally will get a month of the other ones.

When password sharing blocking stops family members from using Disney+ or Netflix I will probably just go from having them continuously to a couple of months of the year.

 

[aznpxdd]

Netflix
Disney+/Hulu
YouTube Prem
Prime Video
Spotify

Covers enough for my needs.

 

[Watchtower]

Personally paying for my own Netflix and Apple TV+ accounts. I share Amazon Prime, Spotify, the Disney Bundle, and Max with my family, the last of which we have free through Verizon.

 

[holeung]

At the moment it is the peak of my number of subscrirtions, was given Apple TV+ for 3 months from a purchase of Mac mini, Disney+ for 6 months from a purchase of Samsung S24+ and 4 months of Youtube premium trial from a purchase of Galaxy tab S9+.

Netflix & Hbo go are included in my mobile data plan.

Mubi
Prime Video
and 4 niche local streamings you will never heard of.

 

[sfedai0]

Just Netflix. My backlog is immense just form Netflix alone so I dont know how I would have time to watch stuff from other platforms. But I will always only sub to one service regardless.

 

[JaseMath]

Spotify
Netflix
Hulu
D+

Don't count Prime since it's a companion to the shipping perks as far as I'm concerned. I'm not sure I've ever used it.

 

[Lotto]

criterion
max
prime
hulu
showtime
starz
paramount
peacock
apple
disney
amc
comedy bang bang world
audible


and there's nothing to consume still am i right

 

[hersheyfan]

Music (2): Spotify, Apple Music

Video (5): Netflix, HBO Go, Disney+, Prime Video, Crunchyroll. I'd sub to Peacock if they had it where I live

 

[Alcoremortis]

Does Dropout count? If so, then three and lemme say Dropout is the most important one.

 

[Wishbone Ash]

Netflix, Crunchyroll, Hulu, Paramount, and I think my wife still has Peacock. Amazon if that counts, not the reason I subscribe but it's there.

Decided not to renew Disney+ around December or so, and also stopped paying for YouTube. Pretty sure we'll get rid of Crunchyroll and Paramount/Peacock soon enough, too. Just rarely use them and it all adds up over the course of a year

 

[ElephantShell]

Apple Music
Apple TV+
Netflix
Disney+
Amazon Prime Video
YouTube Premium
Shudder
Criterion Channel

It's a bit much.

 

[Unknownlight]

YouTube Premium
YouTube Music
Crunchyroll

YouTube Music comes with Premium, but I've used it ever since it was called Google Music, so I'm not sure if I should count this as 2 or 3 subscriptions.

 

[viral]

Netflix - Still the best value for me, so much diversity. Documentaries, movies, tv shows, anime, and a lot of international content.
Crunchyroll - This has been getting most of my time for the past few months since I got back into anime, but it obviously has no value for people not into it.
Prime - I only really have it for games and stuff, and it's only 2 euroes a month, so it's whatever. They have some great stuff though, like Fallout.
Disney+ - I only really keep it because we share the account with a friend, but I'd have probably dropped it otherwise. Currently Shogun is pretty good, but I can't remember what was the last thing I watched on it before that. They also usually fuck us over here with their anime releases where they don't simulcast them and only release them months late.
Youtube Premium - It's a must. It not only enhances the YT experience by a lot, but gives access to YT Music, which means I don't have to pay for another music service. And for the same price as well.

 

[Reinhard]

Disney+ & Hulu are $4 with my Verizon plan, Max is free with my AT&T Fiber, and I subscribe to Dropout for $7 a month for fantastic improv+D&D live play. Those are my constant subscriptions. I sometimes subscribe to Netflix and Paramount+ when there are specials like for the current year.

 

[Arjen]

HBO continiously, every once in a while Netflxi to catch up on stuff I want to see

 

[Henry Jones Jr]

MAX and Hulu+Disney permanently. Rotate in peacock/paramount/Netflix/Apple TV+ for a couple of months a year each.

 

[Bobbetybob]

Spotify and Netflix (and Gamepass if that counts), partner subscribes to Crunchyroll as well. I get Apple TV free trials pretty much constantly and subscribe to Disney+/Amazon when I want to watch something new.

 

[Engell]

house rule, only one subscription allowed!
two if you count music

 

[Daniel Jackson]

Just 1 remaining now, only Netflix. I recently dropped Amazon and Disney.