Top 5 Film & Television Apps Performance in Europe, Q1 2023

In Q1 2023, the top five Film & Television apps on a unified platform in Europe showcased varied performance metrics in terms of weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a breakdown of their performance:

Disney+ saw fluctuations in its weekly revenue, starting at approximately $6.1M at the end of December and peaking at around $7M in the final week of March. The weekly downloads for Disney+ experienced a decline from 1.2M in the last week of December to about 534K by the end of March. Meanwhile, weekly active users remained relatively stable, with a slight decrease from 20.7M to 19M over the quarter.

Netflix maintained a steady weekly revenue, hovering around $1.2M to $1.6M throughout the quarter. Weekly downloads for Netflix showed a downward trend, starting at 985K in late December and dropping to 541K by the end of March. The active user base also saw a decline from 52.3M to 43.6M during the same period.

Crunchyroll experienced a consistent increase in weekly revenue, reaching approximately $1M by the end of March. The weekly downloads fluctuated slightly, ending the quarter at around 91K. Active users remained fairly stable, with minor variations, concluding at about 1.7M.

HBO Max: Stream TV & Movies had a steady weekly revenue, ranging from $691K to $875K throughout the quarter. Weekly downloads showed a decline from 284K in late December to 159K by the end of March. Active users for HBO Max saw a slight drop from 2M to 1.8M over the quarter.

Amazon Prime Video reported a stable weekly revenue between $674K and $910K. The weekly downloads started at 689K in late December and ended at around 414K by the end of March. Active users for Amazon Prime Video saw minor fluctuations, ultimately stabilizing at approximately 9.3M.

These insights are derived from data provided by Sensor Tower. For more detailed analytics and trends, visit Sensor Tower's website.