ViacomCBS Streaming
Paramount+
Publisher DNA
What defines ViacomCBS Streaming?
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Portfolio
What does ViacomCBS Streaming ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
Multi-user profile architecture reduces household churn
- High quality content library keeps long-term subscribers engaged with specific franchise shows
- Technical instability and black screen errors prevent content playback on mobile devices
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
1
Negative apps
25/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does ViacomCBS Streaming compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Tubi competes by offering a zero-cost, ad-supported alternative to the Paramount+ subscription model, capturing price-sensitive viewers who prioritize immediate access over exclusive franchise content.
Contenders(9)
Both platforms compete for the same entertainment-focused subscriber base, with Apple TV targeting premium viewers through ad-free sports and original series while Paramount+ relies on franchise content.
Both platforms compete for US household entertainment budgets by offering live and on-demand video content, with Paramount+ focusing on exclusive franchises and DIRECTV on modular live TV and sports packages.
Both platforms compete for the same family-oriented household streaming budget by anchoring their services on exclusive, high-value franchise intellectual property.
Both platforms compete for the same entertainment-seeking audience by offering film and series libraries, though they differ in monetization models between subscription access and transactional ownership.
Both services compete for the same household entertainment budget, with Paramount+ providing on-demand franchise content while YouTube TV functions as a live broadcast and sports replacement.
Both platforms compete for the same household entertainment budget by offering exclusive original series and major film libraries, while both services currently struggle with mobile playback stability.
PlutoTV competes for the same casual entertainment audience as Paramount+, offering a zero-cost, ad-supported alternative to the subscription-based model of the target app.
Sling competes for the same entertainment-seeking household budget by offering live sports and news, which are key gaps in the Paramount+ content library.
Both platforms compete for the same household entertainment budget by anchoring their subscription models on exclusive, high-value intellectual property.
Same space(19)
Shares the general entertainment audience but uses a massive classic library and Amazon MGM originals to drive retention.
Competes for family-oriented viewers by using a community-led greenlight model to produce values-driven content.
Targets the niche anime audience with exclusive simulcast rights that create a barrier to entry for generalist streamers.
Captures the French market through a deep library of broadcast content that competes for the same viewer attention.
Consolidates live sports and news into a single hub, targeting high-intent viewers with exclusive broadcasting.
Targets the high-intent sports audience with regional sports networks and live broadcast bundles that Paramount+ lacks.
Offers a broad live and replay streaming service that overlaps with the multi-user household utility of Paramount+.
Serves the French market with linear-TV replays and original content that competes for daily active usage.
Acts as a discovery layer for Paramount+ by aggregating streaming services into a single universal watchlist.
Competes for user attention with a curated audio library and video-first discovery that complements video streaming.
Provides a European-focused streaming library that competes for the same ad-supported and on-demand entertainment audience.
Provides Italian-speaking viewers with on-demand and live access to network content, competing for regional engagement.
Bundles live broadcast television with on-demand originals to capture the German-speaking entertainment market.
Extends the Sky television service to mobile devices, providing a portable viewing experience for existing subscribers.
Targets mobile users with short-form, vertical content that competes for the same intermittent viewing time as Paramount+.
Captures the short-form mobile entertainment market with exclusive mini-dramas that compete for the same casual viewing time.
Centralizes linear TV and streaming services for German households, creating a bundled contract barrier.
Serves the faith-based audience with a specialized library that overlaps with the family-friendly content segment.
Offers a simple IPTV interface for users to organize and watch live sports and entertainment channels.
New entrants(1)
Provides an IPTV player for organizing and watching live TV channels and movies on mobile devices.
