Top 5 Film & Television Apps on Android in Latin America Q1 2022

The first quarter of 2022 saw significant activity in the Film & Television app category on the Android platform in Latin America. Let's take a closer look at the performance of the top 5 apps: HBO Max: Stream TV & Movies, Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime Video, and Pluto TV: Watch Movies & TV.

HBO Max: Stream TV & Movies from WarnerMedia Global Digital Services, LLC experienced a fluctuating trend in both weekly downloads and revenue. Weekly downloads peaked at around 1.1M in the first week of January but saw a decline to approximately 600K by the end of March. Revenue followed a similar pattern, starting at $254K and peaking at $291K in early January, before stabilizing around $253K by the end of the quarter. Active users showed relative stability, starting at 4.9M and reaching 5.6M in mid-February, before a slight decline to 4.9M towards the end of March.

Netflix, published by Netflix, Inc., saw its weekly downloads start strong at 937K, peaking at 992K in early January, and then slightly declining to 791K by the end of March. Active users demonstrated a gradual decrease from 61.4M at the start of the quarter to 50.1M by the end of March.

Disney+, from Disney, maintained a steady revenue stream, beginning at $367K and peaking at $394K in late February. Downloads started at 889K, dipped to 585K in late February, and then recovered to 792K by the end of March. Active users showed a similar trend, starting at 8.9M, dipping to 7M in late February, and then rising back to 8.3M by the end of the quarter.

Amazon Prime Video, published by Amazon Mobile LLC, exhibited a consistent performance with steady revenue around $9K to $11K throughout the quarter. Weekly downloads varied, starting at 506K, peaking at 892K in mid-March, and ending at 633K. Active users showed a slight decline from 5.4M to 4.6M over the quarter.

Pluto TV: Watch Movies & TV, from Pluto, Inc., had a notable increase in downloads, starting at 433K and peaking at 612K in late February, before ending the quarter at 561K. Active users saw growth from 2.6M to 3.1M in mid-February, with a slight decline to 2.9M by the end of March.

These insights are based on data from Sensor Tower, where more detailed analysis can be found.