Frequently Asked Questions

Where to Watch is a service that helps you find where movies and TV shows are available to stream across different platforms and countries. We aggregate data from various sources to provide up-to-date information on streaming availability worldwide.

We cover major streaming platforms including Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max, Amazon Prime, Hulu, Apple TV+, Peacock, Paramount+, and many more. Our goal is to be as comprehensive as possible, covering over 50 streaming services across 100+ countries.

Streaming services offer different content libraries in different countries due to licensing agreements. Content rights are typically sold on a territory-by-territory basis, which means a streaming service might have the rights to show a movie or TV show in one country but not in another.

This is why Netflix US might have different shows than Netflix UK or Netflix Australia. Our service helps you discover where your favorite content is available in your country.

Many people use VPN (Virtual Private Network) services to access content from other countries. A VPN can help you appear as if you're browsing from a different location. However, please note that using VPNs to access geo-restricted content may violate the terms of service of some streaming platforms.

We strive to provide the most accurate information possible. Our data is regularly updated from multiple sources, but streaming availability can change frequently. If you notice any discrepancies, please let us know through our contact page.

This is due to licensing agreements. Netflix and other streaming services purchase streaming rights on a country-by-country basis. The rights holder (usually the production company or distributor) might sell the rights to different streaming services in different territories, or they might reserve the rights for their own streaming service in certain regions.

For example, a show might be on Netflix in the US but on Disney+ in the UK because Disney owns the rights in the UK but sold them to Netflix in the US.

We update our database daily to ensure you have the most current information about where movies and TV shows are available to stream. However, streaming services can change their libraries without notice, so there might occasionally be short delays in our updates.

Subscription services (like Netflix or Disney+) allow you to watch unlimited content for a monthly fee. Rental options let you pay a small fee to watch a specific title for a limited time (usually 48 hours). Purchase options allow you to buy the digital copy of a movie or TV show to keep in your library permanently.

Our service shows you all these options so you can choose the most convenient or cost-effective way to watch your desired content.

Yes, our basic service is completely free to use. We may introduce premium features in the future, but our core functionality of helping you find where to watch movies and TV shows will remain free.

You can report errors or suggest features through our Contact page. We appreciate your feedback and are constantly working to improve Where to Watch based on user suggestions.

Yes, we offer a mobile app for Android devices. Our app allows you to search for content and check streaming availability on the go. You can also save your favorite shows and movies to track their availability.