Q4 2020 Performance of Top Film & Television iOS Apps in Europe

In the fourth quarter of 2020, the European market witnessed significant activity among the top Film & Television applications on the iOS platform. Data provided by Sensor Tower offers a glimpse into the downloads and user engagement for these leading apps.

Netflix maintained its prominence with a steady download trend, peaking at nearly 700K in the week of December 21. Weekly active users showed a consistent increase, culminating at around 24.7M users by the end of December.

Amazon Prime Video also displayed a strong performance, with downloads surging to over 500K in the final week of December. The platform's weekly active users reflected a growth trajectory, reaching close to 5M users in the same period.

The Disney+ app saw its downloads spike at over 500K during the week of December 21, while the number of weekly active users soared to over 6M towards the end of the year, indicating a robust engagement with the service's content.

Crunchyroll experienced a gradual increase in downloads, with the numbers approaching 68K by December 21. The weekly active users for Crunchyroll also increased, reaching over 461K at the close of December.

BBC iPlayer, while not generating revenue, saw downloads reach upwards of 58K in the last week of 2020. The app's weekly active users experienced a rise, with figures hitting over 430K, reflecting the app's stable presence in the European market.

For more detailed insights and analysis on the performance of Film & Television applications, readers can explore further data at Sensor Tower. The trends across these leading apps underscore the evolving landscape of digital content consumption in Europe.