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Streaming audience ranking · United States

Which streaming service has the largest audience in 2026?

Based on anonymized search-behavior signals across the United States, this ranking orders the 25 largest streaming services by estimated active audience. Spotify leads with approximately 91M engaged users. Each row also shows average age and female share — the two splits media planners ask for first.

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Top 25 streaming services by US audience

Rank Name US audience Avg age Female share
1 Spotify 91M 33.2 49.0%
2 Peacock 59M 38.2 45.0%
3 Netflix 50M 37.5 55.8%
4 HBO MAX 43M 38.4 53.5%
5 YouTube Music 32M 31.9 56.4%
6 Apple TV 26M 41.5 49.1%
7 Apple Music 23M 37.8 46.7%
8 ITunes 20M 39.9 50.2%
9 Hulu 17M 39.3 53.9%
10 Roku 15M 41.6 44.4%
11 SoundCloud 14M 33.1 45.6%
12 IHeartRadio 14M 39.4 55.5%
13 Amazon Prime Video 13M 33.9 43.8%
14 Paramount Plus 12M 38.7 50.8%
15 Sirius XM Radio 11M 42.6 45.7%
16 Pandora Radio 10M 35.2 55.7%
17 Dailymotion 7.8M 33.0 57.8%
18 Deezer 4.9M 30.3 44.8%
19 Tubi TV 4.9M 44.0 44.7%
20 Disney+ 4.7M 34.1 59.5%
21 Vimeo 3.9M 42.9 44.1%
22 Vine (service) 3.7M 26.4 57.4%
23 Pluto TV 3.2M 40.7 46.6%
24 Shazam (service) 2.8M 31.6 39.7%
25 Android TV 2.7M 43.4 41.1%

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Frequently asked questions

Which streaming service has the most users in 2026?

Spotify has the largest measured audience in the United States in 2026, with approximately 91M people showing active interest over the trailing 12 months.

Is this subscriber numbers or audience size?

Neither company-reported subscribers nor households. It is the estimated number of distinct people in the US who showed active interest in the service, which includes people who watch on a shared account and excludes dormant subscriptions.

Why does this ranking differ from reported subscriber counts?

Subscriber counts are billing relationships, reported globally or by region on company schedules. This ranking measures current attention in one market. A service with many dormant subscriptions ranks lower here; one with heavy shared viewing ranks higher.

Can I see the age and gender split for a single service?

Yes. The table shows average age and female share for every service, and each name links to the full profile with age brackets, regional distribution and brand affinities.

How often is this ranking updated?

Weekly. Content releases and price changes move positions noticeably.

Using this ranking for sponsorship & media planning

Rankings like this are the starting point for commercial questions: Which audiences match a brand's target group? How does a rights holder's fanbase compare to its league peers? Where does a media plan reach the most engaged fans? Rascasse combines audience size with demographics, regional distribution and brand affinities — the full dataset behind this page is available in the platform, including exports and benchmarking.

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