JustWatch, known for its streaming guide service since 2015, has introduced its own streaming platform, JustWatch TV. The new service provides a selection of movies available for free viewing with advertisements.
JustWatch TV's library includes titles such as Green Room (2015), Locke (2013), and Sing Sing (2023), which are not free on other streaming services. Other available movies include Fiddlin’ (2018), Friday the 13th (1980), and Hotel Mumbai (2018). Users can access the free, ad-supported content without creating an account. The service also offers movies for rent.
For viewers who prefer an ad-free experience, JustWatch TV offers a subscription plan. The service costs $4 per month, or users can purchase a lifetime subscription for $50. The lifetime subscription is available for a limited time, though the duration was not specified by a company spokesperson.
The launch positions JustWatch TV within a competitive streaming landscape. While its initial library is described as limited and somewhat dated, this strategy has seen success with other services, such as Roku-owned Howdy, which gained 1 million subscribers within six months with a similar content approach.
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JustWatch, a service that guides users to movies across streaming platforms, has launched its own streaming service called JustWatch TV. The new service offers ad-supported free movies and a paid ad-free subscription option, aiming to compete in the fragmented streaming market.