All Streamers: Market-level viewing trends
Analyze industry-wide OTT viewership with the All Streamers Dashboard, which aggregates viewing data for the streaming providers in our dataset.
Navigation
From the sidebar menu, open Streamers and choose All from the dropdown.
Streamer and genre shares
The top of the All Streamers Dashboard breaks out combined viewership by platform and genre.
Streamer shares
The pie chart at top left displays title viewership by platform within your selected time frame.
Genre breakout
The graph at top right lists the most popular streaming movie or TV show genres within your time frame.
Title and viewership totals
Total Titles
This figure defines the available “universe” of content in our analysis. It counts the number of titles tracked by SV(M) within the selected time frame.
Minutes Watched
Total Minutes Watched is a sum of all viewership minutes on all titles in the dataset within the selected time frame.
Trends
The bottom of the All Streamers Dashboard displays daily or weekly aggregated activity for the selected time frame. Click the … menu at top right to export Trends data in CSV or Excel format.
Trends graph
The stacked bars break out movie and TV viewership.
Trends data grid
The TRENDS DATA grid lists daily viewership figures as well as Total Views.
All Streamers FAQs
Does “All Streamers” replace Analysis in SV(M)?
Yes. We retired the Analysis page and replaced it with the aggregated All Streamers Dashboard.
Does the Streamer Shares chart count all streamers, or just top platforms?
Streamer Shares includes all streamers that offer titles in our dataset, including platforms that don’t have their own Streamer Dashboard in SV(M). Views that occur on streamers outside that list are captured in the “Others” category.
How do you determine streamer shares?
Streamer shares are based on title viewership + title availability on platforms.
Our tracking methodology identifies the titles being played on smart TVs. It does not track which platform is being used to view a title at any given time. We use title metadata to determine which platforms offer each title in our dataset and attribute viewership to platforms that way.
What does “Multiple Platforms” mean?
See above. If a title is available on more than one platform during the selected time frame, the Streamer Shares chart attributes viewership to “Multiple Platforms.”