One-sixth of adults that subscribe to SVOD services regularly “hop” between these apps, signing up for a service for a limited time then cancelling once a specific end is met, according to new research from Aluma Insights.
New research from Aluma Insights finds 35% of subscription video-on-demand customers are spending too much on streaming services and are looking to cut back.
Adult SVOD viewers in the United States spend half their streaming TV time watching apps on smart TVs, up from 31% in 2015, according to Aluma Insights’ latest report.
Two-thirds of Netflix buyers in the United States view the service as indispensable to meeting household video needs, while Hulu and Disney+ are considered essential, according to new research from Aluma Insights.
US consumer spending on subscription streaming rose to US$7.9 billion in the fourth quarter of 2022, with growth slowing slightly to 15.4%, according to new data from The Digital Entertainment Group.