Tubi: The Unconventional Streaming Giant

- Tubi has the largest content library among streamers, with over 275,000 titles.
- The platform's ad-supported model allows for free access to its content.
- Tubi's content offerings include cult classics, '90s movies, anime, and more.
- The platform has partnered with Fox Sports, WWE, and The Black List to expand its content.
- Tubi's creator-friendly model has attracted independent filmmakers, particularly from the Black community.
- The platform's focus on lower-cost content has allowed it to maintain profitability.
- Tubi has 97 million monthly active users and is available in several markets, including Mexico.
Tubi's unique approach to content licensing has led to a massive library of films and TV shows from various eras and genres. The platform's focus on lower-cost content has allowed it to maintain profitability. With 97 million monthly active users, Tubi has become a significant player in the streaming market. However, its reputation suffers from the perception that it features low-quality or 'D-tier' movies. The company's chief marketing officer, Nicole Parlapiano, attributes this to the platform's willingness to take risks and not prioritize prestige or Emmy-winning content. Instead, Tubi focuses on providing a diverse range of content that caters to different fandoms and genres. The platform's creator-friendly model has also attracted independent filmmakers, particularly from the Black community. Tubi's acquisition by Fox in 2020 and its subsequent growth have positioned it as a competitive force in the streaming industry.