Q2 2024 Snapshot: Top iOS Film & Television Apps in the US

The second quarter of 2024 has seen varied performances among the top Film & Television apps on the iOS platform in the United States. Here's a breakdown of how each app fared in terms of downloads, revenue, and weekly active users, with insights from Sensor Tower.

Max: Stream HBO, TV, & Movies kicked off Q2 with a revenue of around $3.6M, peaking at $4.6M in mid-June before settling at approximately $3.8M towards the end of June. Downloads saw a descending trend from 5.6M at the beginning of April to a low of 1.4M in late May, followed by a spike to 4.7M in mid-June. Weekly active users showed an upward trajectory from approximately 18.5M to 25.7M.

Disney+ maintained a steady revenue stream starting at $2.9M, climbing to $4.4M by the end of June. Downloads fluctuated slightly, starting at 671K, dipping to 612K, and then surging to 3.1M by the end of the quarter. Active users grew from around 18.3M to 25.4M over the same period.

For Star+, revenue began at $2.3M, peaked at $3M in early April, and then experienced a sharp decline to $585K by the end of June. Downloads peaked at 2.1M in early April, followed by a sharp decline, and weekly active users saw a slight decrease from 9.7M to 10.2M.

Amazon Prime Video showed consistent revenue growth from $2M to $2.5M by the quarter's end. Downloads exhibited a gradual increase with an initial 642K, peaking at 953K in mid-June. Weekly active users increased from 16.7M to 18.1M.

Lastly, Crunchyroll demonstrated a steady revenue pattern, from $1.5M at the quarter's start to nearly $2M by June end. Downloads saw a mid-quarter peak at 612K, with active users showing a slight increase from 4.9M to 5.5M.

For more in-depth insights and detailed app performance metrics, Sensor Tower's platform remains an invaluable resource for industry analysis and competitive benchmarking.