Top 8 123MoviesFree Competitors & Alternatives in 2026

Updated on 2/9/2026

Find more companies/brands/products like 123MoviesFree. We've shortlisted leading alternatives and mapped their strengths, pricing, and go-to-market focus.

123MoviesFree

Best for consumers

Est. 2016 • 1 employee • Private

123MoviesFree is a piracy-based online streaming website that lets users watch and download a wide variety of movies and TV content for free without registration.

Starts at $0

Competitors

#1

Tubi

Best for consumers
Est. 2014 • 201-1k employees • Public (NASDAQ:FOXA)

Tubi is a free, ad-supported streaming service that offers movies, TV shows, FAST channels, and originals and is owned by Fox Corporation.

Owned by Fox Corporation

Starts at $0
#2

Pluto TV

Best for consumers
Est. 2013 • 51-200 employees • Private

Pluto TV is a free, ad-supported streaming television service that offers hundreds of live channels and thousands of on-demand movies and shows across web, mobile, and connected TV devices.

Owned by Paramount Skydance Corporation

Starts at $0 / user / month
#3

The Roku Channel

Best for consumers
Est. 2017 • 1k+ employees • Private

The Roku Channel is a free, ad-supported streaming service from Roku offering movies, TV shows, live channels, and optional premium subscriptions.

Starts at $0
#4

Plex

Best for consumers
Est. 2009 • 51-200 employees • Private

Plex is a consumer media platform that offers free ad-supported streaming TV and movies alongside software for organizing and streaming users’ personal media libraries across devices.

Starts at $0
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Est. 2025 • 1 employee • Private

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Xumo

Best for consumers
Est. 2011 • 51-200 employees • Private

Xumo is a privately held streaming media and consumer electronics company, jointly owned by Comcast and Charter, that offers the free ad-supported Xumo Play service along with Xumo TVs and Xumo Stream Box devices to simplify watching live and on-demand content.

Starts at $0
#6

Crackle

Best for consumers
Est. 2004 • 51-200 employees • Private

Crackle is a defunct American ad-supported video-on-demand streaming service that offered free movies and TV shows online via crackle.com.

Starts at $0
#7

Peacock

Best for consumers
Est. 2020 • 1k+ employees • Public (NASDAQ:CMCSA)

Peacock is NBCUniversal’s consumer streaming service offering TV shows, movies, live sports, and original programming.

Owned by NBCUniversal

Starts at $7.99 / per account / month
#8

Netflix

Best for consumers
Est. 1997 • 1k+ employees • Public (NASDAQ:NFLX)

Netflix is a global subscription streaming service and production company that offers films, TV series, and mobile games, including a large catalog of Netflix Originals.

Starts at $7.99 / per account / month

Market overlap

Asymmetric competition means that 123MoviesFree is a competitor of these companies, but they are not necessarily competitors of 123MoviesFree.

Dopebox

Best for consumers
Est. 2021 • 2-10 employees • Private

Dopebox is a free online streaming website that lets users watch HD movies and TV shows without registration or subscription.

Starts at $0
Solarmovies

Best for consumers
Est. 2010 • 1 employee • Private

Solarmovies is an anonymously operated consumer website at solarmovies.com that serves as an online database and index for movies, TV shows, and celebrities, commonly associated with free, unlicensed streaming rather than a licensed video service.

Starts at $0
LosMovies

Best for consumers
Est. 2017 • 2-10 employees • Private

LosMovies is a consumer-facing, free online movie and TV streaming website (accessed via domains such as losmovies.com) that offers a large catalog of HD films and series without signup or subscription fees but relies on unlicensed/pirated content, operates in a legal gray or illegal area, and is frequently blocked or taken down over copyright concerns.

Starts at $0