Top 5 Entertainment Apps in New Zealand Q1 2024: Performance Insights

In the first quarter of 2024, the top 5 entertainment apps in New Zealand demonstrated notable trends in downloads, revenue, and active user engagement. The data, sourced from Sensor Tower, offers valuable insights into how these apps performed across a unified platform, combining iOS and Android metrics.

TVNZ+ maintained a consistent performance in weekly downloads, with figures fluctuating between 4.6K and 10K. The app saw a peak in mid-January with 9.9K downloads. Weekly active users showed a steady increase from 20.9K at the beginning of January to 27.7K by the end of February, before stabilizing around 23K in March.

Amazon Prime Video exhibited a steady revenue stream, peaking at around $32K in late February and maintaining this level through March. Downloads started strong with 8.7K in early January but gradually declined to 4.6K by early March, before a slight resurgence to 6.9K by the end of the quarter. Active users hovered around 110K, experiencing a dip in February but recovering to 114.9K by the end of March.

Ticketmaster－Buy, Sell Tickets saw significant growth in downloads, starting at 1.6K in early January and reaching a peak of 21K in early March. Active users showed a dramatic increase from 18K in late February to over 80K by the end of March, reflecting the app’s growing popularity.

Disney+ consistently generated high revenue, averaging around $110K weekly, with slight fluctuations. Downloads remained steady, ranging from 4.4K to 6.9K. Active users showed a slight decline from 252K in early January to 225K by the end of March, with a notable dip in early March before rebounding.

Netflix maintained a strong presence with weekly revenues around $13K. Weekly downloads were stable, averaging around 5.5K, peaking at 6.5K in late March. Active users remained robust, starting at 598K in early January, dipping slightly in February, and ending the quarter at 582K.

For more detailed insights into app performance and trends, visit Sensor Tower.