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carl24k @carl24k.bsky.social

Do you want to know whats driving streaming churn? StreamTV Insider released a nice breakdown of the Antenna streaming report with some good insights: www.streamtvinsider.com/video/ring-c... #svod #churn #streaming #subscription 🧵

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carl24k @carl24k.bsky.social

1. Max maintained a remarkably stable cancellation rates of 6-7% throughout 2024, even amidst content changes, price increases, and "the attempted burial of the greatest TV brand ever". 2. Hulu's cancellation rate doubled from 3% to 6% following its password-sharing restrictions in late 2024

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carl24k @carl24k.bsky.social

3. Netflix's cancellation rate remained stable at 1-2% despite implementing a pricing increase in January 2025 across all tiers 4. Every major price increase in 2024 corresponded with churn spikes: Peacock's $2 increase in July, Paramount+'s $1-2 increase in August, and Hulu's October.

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carl24k @carl24k.bsky.social

5. Series finales and cancellations generate measurable subscriber losses. Services have to invest big in content rights to offset the standing average churn in the streaming era.

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