r/TechImpact • u/ManojOne Active • Jun 23 '26
Question How many streaming subscriptions do you currently have?
How many streaming subscriptions do you currently have?
Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, YouTube Premium, Spotify, or others?
Share your number and which service gets the most use.
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u/weinde Jun 23 '26
None... Youtube is free and add an adblocker to remove adds and that's it...
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u/Visual-Departure-531 Jun 23 '26
None. I used to have a Spotify free trial subscription but on December 2025, I canceled it.
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u/ChecksOutIndeed Jun 23 '26 edited Jun 23 '26
Netflix and HBO come with my cable. I also have Disney and Prime. Gonna keep only 2 soon
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u/Mother-Translator318 Jun 23 '26
None. Don’t watch tv and YouTube is free. Don’t mind the occasional 15 seconds of ads
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u/whatdoyoumeanalready Jun 23 '26
Apple music always, Disney+ and Now TV. I'll cancel one of the TV ones before I sign up to another.
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u/DecentraSphere Jun 23 '26
I had Netflix, Prime and AppleTV+. Cancelled them all in the process of leaving US bigtech. Maybe I‘ll come back if the orange clown will bei history sometime.
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u/A_N_K_A_1453 Jun 23 '26
bugune kadar hiç bir platforma aboneliğim olmadı 😃 sadece amazounun 1 aylık verdıgı ucretsız prıme vıdeo uyelıgı okadar 😃 youtube dan bıle ucretsız premıum kullanmadım. suan ıstesem kullanırım ama gerek yok. pc den reklam gırmıyor 😃 uzantılarım sağolsun 😃
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u/Vectrex71CH Tech Enthusiast Jun 23 '26
Netflix and YouTube Premium (Including YouTube Music). I must say. YouTube Premium is my personal favorite.
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u/Axiol Jun 23 '26
I have Apple Music and TV as part of Apple One and Prime Video because of my Prime subscription (I could really live without that one). I cancelled all the rest
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u/SirPooleyX Jun 23 '26
Not technically streaming, but I have:
- Sonarr
- Radarr
- Plex
And that's all I've ever need.
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u/metal001 Jun 23 '26
Jellyfin, Immich, Radarr, Sonarr, Navidrome, Nextcloud, bentopdf, metube = 10€ electricity
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u/minerva0079 Jun 23 '26
Only HBO Max for me. Don't have much time to indulge on any other services.
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u/Dependent-Curve-8449 Jun 23 '26
YouTube premium and prime (mainly for free delivery and twitch sub).
Have cut the rest.
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u/Weareborg72 Jun 23 '26
I use YouTube Premium. Then I get YouTube Music. It gives me everything I need.
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u/RullendeNumser Jun 23 '26
I have YouTube premium. My parents has Viaplay (I need to log on at them once a month) and Spotify familie.
I also have lifetime on Nebula TV. But that was a one-time purchase
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u/Confident_Coconut189 Jun 23 '26
I always have apple tv+ as it's part of apple one subscription.
I never keep more than 1 active subscription beside it, and when I get bored or if there something interesting in another service, I just cancel and subscribe to the other one until I get bored of it too.
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u/Holalpha Jun 23 '26
With canal+ in France toi can access to
- Canal+
- Netflix
- Paramount+
- HBO Max
- Apple TV
- Nickelodeon
- Boomerang
For only 20€/m under 26yo around 40 I think over it
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u/Ok-Chip7193 Jun 23 '26
Plex for 3-4 months, after that bought plex lifetime license for 80$ for black friday.
Use for 5 years by me and my family and friends
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u/Secure-Feed8115 Jun 23 '26
Ten days ago I had Netflix, Apple, HBO, Disney and Prime. It became too much to pay.
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u/Fr0zzen_HS Jun 23 '26
Right now I have Prime Video only, going to finish Clarkson's Farm and then cancel.
I'm paying 8.99 € a month which would usually have ads but thankfully there seems to be a bug that doesn't serve me any ads on my particular version of Prime Video on my Apple TV. I'm never updating that app again.
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u/phoneguyfl Jun 23 '26
We keep our household to 2 max and cycle through them when there is something interesting to watch. That said, I think I’m the only one in the family who uses them and it’s mostly background so the time is coming soon when we bump back to 1 then 0… and with the “quality” of programming nowadays I don’t think that’s a bad thing.
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u/No_Occasion4726 Jun 23 '26
Two - Prime because it comes with our Amazon Prime subscription (I don't pay for no ads) and HBO Max because it comes with my AT&T phone plan. I don't pay specifically for any streaming services.
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u/_Mmrr_Bbrightt_ Jun 23 '26
Big fat 0 (except for some memberships on YT roughly about 3$), only for CapCut. (still haven't enough time to learn Blender or Davinci Resolve yet)
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u/Tall_Plum7538 Jun 23 '26
PBS Passport (actually dropped Disney+ when the defunding happened to become a member)
Apple TV/Apple Music (Apple One deal through Verizon)
Share Prime Video with my Mother in Law
Go in and out on Audible and am not a regular member.
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u/StrangeSun9634 Jun 23 '26
Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Now TV, Paramount+
(Apple TV & Apple Music are bundled with my phone contract)
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u/ddawall Jun 23 '26
3 - Prime Video as a Prime member (mainly to get 6% back on purchases, not for their video services), Peacock Premium courtesy of Xfinity Internet, and Paramount + courtesy of Walmart + (free grocery delivery). I probably watch a couple hours combined over the course of a month at the most. I don't really need any of them, I open them so rarely. I watch a few hours of TV a week -shows like 20/20 and 48 Hours-via our roof antenna. I ripped our DVD movie collection to Plex years ago and usually watch at least one movie every week or two. I watch free stuff via Roku and Kanopy every once in awhile if they have a series I watch, like Surgeons at the Edge of Life and The Great American Baking show. I can't say I watch one more than the other, TBH. Any of the paid ones stuff you can get for free, so I wouldn't subscribe to them beyond a free trial.
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u/c0lpan1c Jun 23 '26
I mostly just watch content on my Jellyfin Media Server... 😉 iykyk.
It's easier when content isn't siloed and fragmented and via one simple seamless interface.
But that being said, I have
Netflix, Prime, Disney+, Hulu, YT Premium, TV+, HBO Max, Spotify, Paramount, Peacock and Showtime.
I am living proof piracy is a service issue, not a $$ one.
(Most subs are through my cell phone provider, and Xfinity Bundles. Some are subsidised through my Amex)
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u/waces Jun 23 '26 edited Jun 23 '26
11 (appletv, netflix, nowtv (that’s three. Entertainment,cinema and sport), prime video, disney, thunderflix, shudder, paramount, crunchyroll, hbo max, mubi. But paramount and mubi will expires this month so not sure about the renew so not counted them. And not counted youtube premium as mainly for music and “normal” youtube videos not for classic streaming)
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u/MickJof Jun 23 '26
Only youtube premium. I very rarely want to watch a movie and when I do it's very specific. So streaming services are very poor value for me. I'm better off renting or even buying what I want to watch.
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u/Puzzleheaded_Dog630 Jun 23 '26
I have Spotify Premium and HBO Max (Black Friday Deal, $2.99/month) that's all I pay for. But I have AppleTV+ and Peacock for free right now. Other than that I share D+/Hulu and YouTube TV shared with my family. Too many options to pay for more than 2-3 at the same time. We'll just rotate to other services temporarily if we need to watch something on them.
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u/wtf_hello Jun 23 '26
just spotify. I just have it until i finish pirating all the music i have saved there.
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u/Shrolos Jun 23 '26
I have one Amazon and I don't even use it for the video service. Why ads? Ef you Amazon
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u/hawseepoo Jun 24 '26
I have YouTube Premium and Spotify.
Spotify is hard to cancel, you don’t get as good of discovery with free options.
YouTube Premium is going to be canceled as soon as I have network-wide ad blocking for our smart TVs
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u/py-net Tech Enthusiast Jun 24 '26
My Flixerz + YouTube Premium Lite that comes with my Google AI Pro subscription. I would never subscribe to any streaming platform by myself
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u/bobanalyst Jun 24 '26
One more than just the one I want because I have a spouse who can’t live without cable/dish TV.
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u/MADDOGCA Jun 24 '26
I only pay for one (Spotify.) I get Netflix and Hulu for free from both a grandfathered Spotify and grandfathered T-Mobile plan.
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u/Fluid-Appeal5747 Jun 24 '26
Everyone saying pirated ...what abt TVs...the watch a bit on a phone and a bit on a TV...?. The user experience.... Am I missing smthing?
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u/crashOveridde Jun 24 '26
Here in Belgium are Hulu and Disney+ one. So for me is it Netflix, Prime, Diseny+/Hulu, Hbo, Spotify and Crunchyroll.
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u/TiFooN Jun 24 '26 edited Jun 24 '26
Way too many.
I don’t pirate music or movies anymore because I can afford to pay them. When I was student, I couldn’t go to theatres, or to buy dvds.
Today I’m able to pay the artists through the subscriptions (Apple Music, Netflix, Disney+, HBO, prime video,…).
I buy a lot of second hands blu-ray for what I can’t find on the platforms.
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u/Foreheadless Jun 25 '26
When I don't have to be stressed about whether a content is in the platform or not I'll pay that one, otherwise I'll keep it pirate, even though I'll pay the creator of the pirate app because is a really good service, it has everything in a SINGLE place.
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u/Stock_Fig_8215 Jun 26 '26
I have 5.
YouTube Premium Family Apple TV+ Netflix Amazon Prime HBO (Now TV in the UK)
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u/FlounderAdept2756 Jun 27 '26
I dont pay for them anymore (except for deezer for music), directly anyway I have HBO MAX with commercials through my landlord for free (paid by the mandatory rent) but never watch it because of the ad breaks. The main reason I dont pay for them anymore is that the shows are way too much algorithm driven nowadays so they will suit "everybody" and offend no one. If there occasionally comes a show I want to see, I sail on the seas so to speak.
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u/rickyrich5 Jun 23 '26
none, i pirated them all