Q2 2024 Android Performance for Top Film & Television Apps in the US

In the competitive landscape of Film & Television apps on Android, the second quarter of 2024 has shown varied performances among the top contenders. Sensor Tower's data provides us with an in-depth look at how these apps have fared in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users.

Disney+ observed a revenue trend that peaked mid-quarter with $71K and ended the quarter with $64K. Downloads saw a high of nearly 4K in mid-April but generally hovered around 3K. Weekly active users remained fairly steady, starting at 57K and ending at 52K.

For HBO Max: Stream TV & Movies, a revenue trend fluctuated, peaking at $20K in the second week of April before dropping to $0 by late May. Downloads were consistent in the early weeks, around 2-3K, but dropped to zero alongside revenue. Weekly active users started at 17K, with an uptick to 18K by mid-May, then a sharp decline to 5.7K by the end of June.

The newly released Max: Stream HBO, TV, & Movies saw an upward trajectory in revenue, starting with $542 in mid-May and reaching $19K by the end of June. Downloads began strong at 24K and peaked at nearly 25K in early June. Weekly active users showed a healthy increase from 3.4K to 47K.

SkyShowtime: Movies & Series experienced modest revenue growth with a peak at $6K in mid-May, concluding the quarter at $4.8K. Downloads saw a peak of 2.2K in mid-April but ended with 1.8K. Active users showed a slight decrease from 13K to 11K.

Lastly, SWEET.TV - TV and movies revenue saw a high of $4.7K in mid-April, with a slight decrease to $3.2K by the quarter's close. Downloads spiked to 1.1K in late June, while active users climbed from 3.6K to 3.7K, indicating a small but positive growth in engagement.

For further insights and detailed analytics, Sensor Tower's platform holds a comprehensive analysis of these trends.