Disney said Wednesday it has an estimated 157 million global monthly active users watching ad-supported content across its streaming platforms — Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+. That number includes 112 million users domestically and is an average per month over the last six months.

The calculation is based on accounts across Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+ who have viewed ad-supported content continuously for more than 10 seconds

Disney says its streaming platforms collectively drew an average of 157 monthly global users, 112 million of them domestic, over the past six months.

The Fox Corporation-owned Tubi streaming service is gaining popularity. In 2024, the free ad-supported Tubi had 97 million monthly active viewers, who watched more than 10 billion hours of content, The Wrap reports.

The free, ad-supported streaming platform, owned by Fox, also streamed over 10 billion hours of content in 2024.

Tubi experienced strong momentum in 2024, with Fox Corporation’s free ad-supported streamer reaching 97 million monthly active users, with over 10 billion hours streamed during the calendar year.

Disney announced that it has 157 million monthly active users globally watching ad-supported streaming across Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+.

Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+—have reached 157 million global monthly ad-supported viewers, reflecting the company's significant progress in the ad-supported streaming market.

Disney disclosed at its 5th annual Global Tech & Data Showcase, held as part of the Computer Electronics Show (CES) 2025, that its steaming platforms, including Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+, have reached an ad-supported monthly active user count of 157 million globally,

For the first time, Disney is revealing the number of customers who are streaming content on ad-supported plans. This article, Disney: 157 million streaming content with ads, was first published at The Desk.