Top 5 Entertainment Apps Performance in Mexico Q3 2023

In the third quarter of 2023, the top 5 entertainment apps in Mexico showcased notable trends in weekly downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a detailed breakdown of their performance:

ViX: TV, Fútbol y Noticias

ViX experienced fluctuations in weekly revenue, peaking at around $394K at the end of June, then tapering off to approximately $246K by early September, before recovering to $309K in the final week of the quarter. Weekly downloads saw a high of 607K at the end of June, with a downward trend to 244K in early September, and a slight recovery to 391K by the end of Q3. Active users also declined from 1.77M in late June to about 1.42M by the end of September.

Disney+

Disney+ had a stable revenue trend, starting at $531K in late June, dipping to $394K in mid-July, and recovering to $458K by the end of September. Downloads remained relatively steady, peaking at 354K in early September and then settling at 155K by the end of the quarter. Active users saw minor fluctuations, beginning at 2.08M in late June and ending at 1.92M in late September.

Netflix

Netflix maintained a consistent weekly revenue around $36K to $41K throughout the quarter. Downloads showed a slight decrease from 200K in late June to 182K in late August, stabilizing around 182K by the end of September. Active users were robust, starting at 10.91M and ending slightly lower at 10.32M by late September.

TikTok

TikTok’s revenue saw an upward trend, starting at $132K in late June and peaking at $228K in mid-September, before ending at $199K. Downloads were strong, starting at 620K and reaching a peak of 1.22M in early September, before settling at 770K by the end of the quarter. Active users remained high, fluctuating slightly around the 42M mark throughout the quarter.

HBO Max: Stream TV & Movies

HBO Max saw its weekly revenue increase from $480K in late June to a peak of $650K in mid-July, before settling at $494K by the end of September. Downloads peaked at 201K in early August and then declined to 116K by the end of the quarter. Active users showed a gradual decline from 1.37M in late June to 1.21M by the end of September.

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