SevenOne Entertainment Group
Publisher DNA
What defines SevenOne Entertainment Group?
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Portfolio
What does SevenOne Entertainment Group ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
Over 60 live TV channels and a media library with originals, previews and more.
Exclusive local originals create a content-based barrier to entry
- Free access to live sports content provides significant value for casual viewers without subscriptions
- Excessive advertising frequency interrupts viewing sessions and forces users to watch repetitive commercial blocks
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
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Negative apps
20/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does SevenOne Entertainment Group compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both platforms compete for the same casual viewer segment by offering free, ad-supported access to live television and on-demand content libraries.
Contenders(9)
Both platforms compete for the same viewer segment by bundling live broadcast television with on-demand streaming, forcing users to navigate high-frequency ad loads.
Both apps compete for the German live-TV streaming audience, with Joyn offering a freemium model while waipu.tv focuses on paid subscription tiers and hardware-integrated viewing.
This app targets the same audience seeking live television access but provides manual stream quality controls to manage mobile data consumption.
Both services compete for the same German-speaking streaming audience by offering a mix of original content and licensed series, forcing users to choose between Joyn's live broadcast integration and Paramount+'s library of Hollywood films.
Both platforms utilize a freemium model to capture viewers through live broadcast television, though they serve distinct geographic markets and content focuses.
Both platforms compete for the same cord-cutter audience by offering free, ad-supported live television and on-demand streaming content.
Tubi competes for the same ad-supported video-on-demand audience as Joyn, offering a similar mix of live TV and on-demand content without a subscription requirement.
Both apps compete for the same budget-conscious audience by offering ad-supported streaming, forcing a direct choice between free content access and subscription-based alternatives.
Both services compete for the same German-speaking audience by providing live broadcast television and on-demand streaming of local content. They share a core value proposition of combining linear TV with catch-up media libraries.
Same space(19)
GSE Smart IPTV Player allows users to aggregate their own streams, offering a technical alternative to Joyn's managed content library.
Pick TV provides a global live-TV streaming experience that overlaps with the core broadcast functionality of Joyn.
Paramount+ competes for the same entertainment audience by bundling legacy network content and live sports, though it faces similar technical stability challenges.
DIRECTV provides a modular streaming model that overlaps with Joyn's freemium approach while targeting users who want to mix free content with premium sports.
FOX One competes for the same sports-centric audience as Joyn, though its higher price point and specialized features target power users.
Fubo targets the same sports-focused segment as Joyn but differentiates through regional sports network access and a higher-priced premium model.
YouTube TV serves as a direct alternative for cord-cutters seeking live broadcast television, though it operates at a significantly higher price point than Joyn.
UK TV Guide functions as a navigation utility for viewers, similar to the planning tools used by Joyn's live-TV audience.
Apple TV functions as a premium hardware-integrated hub for third-party content, contrasting with Joyn's focus on local broadcast and ad-supported streaming.
JustWatch acts as a discovery layer for content available on platforms like Joyn, helping users navigate fragmented streaming libraries.
Rakuten TV provides a similar European-focused library of free and on-demand content, acting as a direct content-discovery alternative to Joyn.
Howdy provides a low-cost, ad-free alternative for viewers who prioritize content library size over live broadcast integration.
SkyShowtime bundles content from major studios to compete for the same subscription-based entertainment viewers as Joyn+.
Sling TV offers a similar contract-free, modular live-TV experience that competes for the same cord-cutting demographic as Joyn.
Live TV serves as a generic utility for accessing broadcast channels, competing for the same casual viewer base as Joyn's free tier.
TV Guide provides the scheduling utility that Joyn users require to track live broadcast airings across multiple platforms.
Hayu competes for the same reality-TV-focused audience as Joyn, offering a specialized library without the broader live-TV broadcast component.
wedotv offers a free, ad-supported streaming experience that directly competes with Joyn's free tier for casual viewers.
My Movies & TV Shows serves as a personal tracking tool for users who consume content across multiple services including Joyn.