Why The Devil Wears Prada Is on Both Disney+ and HBO Max Right Now

A dark navy chart titled "Historical Title Availability" showing streaming availability windows for The Devil Wears Prada (2006) across SVOD and AVOD services in the United States, from 2021 through May 2026. SVOD services listed include STARZ, Hulu, Prime Video, Peacock, HBO Max, Cinemax, and Disney+. AVOD services include The Roku Channel, Tubi, and Freevee. Each service is displayed as a horizontal row with colored bars indicating when the title was available. HBO Max shows the longest continuous window (November 2023 to February 2025), with a current active window beginning April 2026. Disney+ and HBO Max are currently streaming the title as of today. Data sourced from Reelgood Streaming Intelligence, US only.

Key Takeaways Studio ownership is not a reliable proxy for streaming availability. Library titles routinely appear on multiple competing SVOD services at the same time because pre-existing licensing arrangements typically survive major M&A activity. A title’s full streaming footprint frequently includes channel add-ons and routing variants that are distinct from a host service’s standalone catalog.…

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From Music Royalty Tracking to Editorial Discovery: How Reelgood Customers Are Putting Streaming Data to Work

Diagram titled "Putting Streaming Data to Work" showing how Reelgood's unified data layer connects four customer use cases (Editorial & Publishers, Rights & Royalties, Where to Watch, Competitive Intel) to a fragmented landscape of streaming services including Netflix, HBO Max, Disney+, Prime Video, Apple TV, Paramount+, Peacock, and Hulu.

Next in our series on the Reelgood team’s 2026 Streaming Industry Predictions. Key Takeaways The most impactful customer use cases for Reelgood’s metadata and availability data span far beyond consumer discovery: a sync licensing company uses it to calculate and reclaim owed music royalties, while a major editorial publisher uses it to power embedded “where…

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The Distribution Arc: How Long Does It Take a Hit Film to Go Free?

Infographic showing four key statistics from Reelgood's analysis of 7,966 popular films: 9.4-month median time to free streaming, 57% faster window compression since 2020, 2.5-month median for 2025 releases, and 7,966 titles analyzed.

Reelgood analyzed 1.93 million availability windows across 240 platforms (US market) to quantify the streaming industry’s best-kept open secret: the windowing clock is accelerating, and the data tells a different story than most licensing teams assume. Key Takeaways The median time from a popular movie’s first paid availability to its first free/AVOD appearance is 9.4…

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The Measurement Gap: What Most Streaming Services Are Still Missing

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Next in our series on the Reelgood team’s 2026 Streaming Industry Predictions. Key Takeaways Most streaming services lack real-time visibility into competitors’ and partners’ catalogs, creating dangerous blind spots in acquisition, renewal, and licensing compliance decisions. Per-title content ROI remains one of streaming’s hardest unsolved measurement problems. Assigning meaningful monetary value to content on a…

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