Top 8 Pluto TV Competitors & Alternatives in 2026

Updated on 2/12/2026

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

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

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

The Roku Channel

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

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

Starts at $0
#3

Xumo Play

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

Xumo Play is a free, ad-supported streaming service offering 350+ live channels and thousands of on-demand movies and TV shows with no subscription or login required.

Starts at $0
#4

Samsung TV Plus

Best for consumers
Est. 2015 • 11-50 employees • Private

Samsung TV Plus is a free, ad-supported streaming television (FAST) service from Samsung that offers hundreds of live channels and thousands of on-demand movies and shows on compatible Samsung devices and the web with no subscription or fees.

Starts at $0
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Best for SMBs
Est. 2025 • 1 employee • Private

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Starts at $39 / month

Has a free trial

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#5

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
#6

Sling TV

Best for consumers
Est. 2015 • 201-1k employees • Private

Sling TV is a U.S. live TV streaming service with customizable paid plans starting at $19.99/month (Sling Select) plus a free ad-supported Sling Freestream option, operated by Sling TV L.L.C., a wholly owned subsidiary of DISH Network, and launched in 2015. ([sling.com](https://www.sling.com/service/sling-select))

Owned by DISH

Starts at $19.99 / month
#7

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
#8

Local Now

Best for consumers
Est. 2016 • 11-50 employees • Private

Local Now is a free, ad-supported American over-the-top streaming platform from The Weather Group, an Allen Media Group subsidiary, that delivers localized news and weather alongside hundreds of live channels and thousands of on-demand movies and TV shows.

Starts at $0

Market overlap

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

LookMovie2

Best for consumers
Est. 2022 • 2-10 employees • Private

LookMovie2 is a private, free online streaming website that lets consumers watch movies and TV shows without signing up and often without proper licensing for its content.

Starts at $0
FlixHQ

Best for consumers
Est. 2021 • 11-50 employees • Private

FlixHQ is a free online streaming website accessible via flixhq.to that provides links to HD movies and TV shows without requiring user registration.

Starts at $0
SFlix

Best for consumers
Est. 2020 • 2-10 employees • Private

SFlix is a free, consumer-focused online streaming website at sflix.to that offers on‑demand access to a large catalog of HD movies and TV shows without registration, relying on unlicensed third‑party streams and ad-supported mirrors.

Starts at $0
Goojara

Best for consumers
Est. 2020 • 2-10 employees • Private

Goojara is a free, ad-supported online video streaming platform, founded in 2020, that lets consumers watch HD movies, TV series, and anime via frequently changing mirror domains.

Starts at $0
EV01

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

Free, ad-supported online streaming platform offering HD and 4K movies and TV series with no registration or subscription fees.

Starts at $0
Soaper TV

Best for consumers
Est. 2020 • 11-50 employees • Private

Soaper TV is a consumer-focused online streaming platform that offers free, ad-supported access to a large catalog of movies, TV shows, and soap operas in HD via the web.

Starts at $0
Hurawatch

Best for consumers
Est. 2020 • 2-10 employees • Private

A free online streaming website that offers on-demand HD movies and TV series without requiring user registration or paid subscriptions.

Starts at $0
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
Flixtor

Best for consumers
Est. 2025 • 1 employee • Private

Flixtor is a web streaming platform that offers free, ad-free movies and TV series in HD without requiring registration.

Starts at $0
StreamIt

Best for consumers
Est. 2025 • 11-50 employees • Private

A free, ad-free streaming website offering movies and TV shows with user accounts and watchlist features.

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
HydraHD

Best for consumers
Est. 2024 • 2-10 employees • Private

A website that offers free streaming of movies and TV series (aggregates/links to third‑party hosts).

Starts at $0
Amasian TV

Best for consumers
Est. 2024 • 51-200 employees • Private

Amasian TV is a free ad-supported streaming (FAST) service from ODK Media offering 24/7 linear channels and on-demand Pan‑Asian entertainment to viewers in North and South America.

Starts at $0
YouTube TV

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

YouTube TV is a U.S. subscription live TV streaming service (launched in 2017) offering live and on-demand channels with cloud DVR; its Base Plan is advertised at $82.99/month with a $0 free-trial offer (trial length and promos vary), and it is operated by Alphabet/Google (Alphabet reported 190,820 employees as of December 31, 2025). ([tv.youtube.com](https://tv.youtube.com/welcome/?rd_rsn=lo&utm_servlet=prod))

Owned by YouTube

Starts at $82.99 / month

Has a free trial
Roku, Inc.

Best for consumers
Est. 2002 • 1k+ employees • Public (NASDAQ:ROKU)

Roku, Inc. is a U.S.-based public streaming technology company that provides TV streaming devices, smart TVs powered by Roku OS, an ad-supported streaming service (The Roku Channel), and an advertising platform connecting viewers, content publishers, and advertisers worldwide.
Putlocker

Best for consumers
Est. 2011 • 2-10 employees • Private

Putlocker is a free, ad-supported online streaming website brand best known for offering unauthorized HD movies and TV shows via shifting domains like putlocker.pe and other mirror sites since 2011.

Starts at $0
Disney+

Best for consumers
Est. 2019 • 1k+ employees • Public (NYSE:DIS)

Disney+ is a subscription streaming service offering movies, TV shows, documentaries and original series from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic and other Disney brands.

Owned by Disney Streaming

Starts at $10.99 / per account / month
Crackstreams

Best for consumers
Est. 2018 • 2-10 employees • Private

Crackstreams.gl is a free, ad-supported sports streaming website that aggregates live HD streams for major leagues and combat sports without requiring registration.

Starts at $0
SFlix

Best for consumers
Est. 2020 • 11-50 employees • Private

Free online streaming site for movies, TV shows, and live sports that requires no sign-up.

Starts at $0
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