Discover Unlimited Streaming Options on Netflix’s Competitor: Over 200,000 Movies and TV Shows Available for Free!

For individuals who are unable to afford the rising subscription fees of Netflix, Tubi provides a cost-free alternative that offers a wide range of choices.

Netflix has been continuously updating its pricing model, which includes removing its original Basic plan. This plan previously provided subscribers with ad-free, HD access on one device for $9.99/month.

The option was substituted with two fresh plans: Standard, which costs $15.49 per month, and Standard w/ Ads, which costs $6.99 per month. However, previous Basic subscribers were unhappy when they were suddenly unable to access their accounts unless they signed up for one of the newly available options.

Despite previous crackdowns on password sharing and a number of canceled shows, users have once again voiced their disappointment with the current direction of Netflix. For those contemplating canceling their subscription, there is a free alternative that may be worth considering.

Tubi, Fox Corporation’s content platform, is an ad-supported streaming service that guarantees to remain “free forever”, providing a wide selection of movies, shows, and live TV without the need for a subscription.

The website boasts of having “the largest library in the entire streaming universe”and is suitable for various devices, including:

Android
iOS
Year
Apple TV
Amazon Fire TV
Xfinity X1
Xbox
Samsung Smart TVs
Sony Smart TVs
PlayStation
The web

To access Tubi’s wide selection of content, users must register for an account, which is completely free of charge. Upon signing up, you will become part of the 80 million monthly active users and gain access to Tubi’s expansive collection of over 200,000 movies and TV episodes.

Despite some potential drawbacks, it is worth noting that Tubi does not offer any ad-free options and has a maximum streaming resolution of 720p, which may discourage certain viewers.

Currently, the streaming service is limited to the US, Canada, and Australia. However, according to a report by BBC, Tubi will be extending its availability to the UK in the near future.