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Streaming Services,
according to AI

Every week we ask ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini the questions real UK consumers ask about streaming services — and record exactly which brands they put forward. Right now, Netflix owns the conversation.

0 AI answers this run · 0 brands named · measured, never estimated

The podium

Netflix is the default answer.

Named in 68% of streaming services answers, typically in position 1.5. Amazon Prime Video follows at 50%, Apple TV+ at 28%.

Amazon Prime Video
50% of answers
Netflix
68% of answers
Apple TV+
28% of answers
The full board

Every brand AI names, ranked.

Visibility is the share of answers naming the brand; citation share is its slice of all brand-owned pages cited; read→cited is how often its pages convert a read into a citation.

#BrandVisibilityAvg. positionCitation shareRead→cited
1Netflix 68% 1.5 0%
2Amazon Prime Video 50% 2.8 2% 10%
3Apple TV+ 28% 3.8 7% 8%
4BBC iPlayer 23% 3.4 0%
5NOW 22% 3.6 5% 10%
6Channel 4 17% 5.5 5% 33%
7Sky Go 13% 2.3 7% 20%
8BFI Player 13% 2.5 12% 11%
9MUBI 12% 2.7 2% 50%
10Max 12% 4.1 0%
11Curzon Home Cinema 10% 4.2 5% 15%
12ITVX 10% 4.8 2%
13YouTube 10% 5.3 14%
14My5 8% 6.4 0%
15Disney+ 7% 3.3 14% 71%
Who AI trusts here

The referees of streaming services.

The independent sources AI models cite when answering streaming services questions — the places a brand needs to be seen, reviewed and ranked.

reddit.com 7 cites
agoodmovietowatch.com 3 cites
broadband.co.uk 3 cites
discoverwildlife.com 3 cites
medium.com 3 cites
moneysavingexpert.com 3 cites
radiotimes.com 3 cites
selectra.co.uk 3 cites
theguardian.com 3 cites
amazonforum.com 2 cites
Read is not cited

Disney+ converts reads into citations. Apple TV+ doesn't.

When Claude or ChatGPT opens a brand's own pages while answering, does the page make the cited-sources list? Disney+ converts 71% of reads; Apple TV+ just 8%. That gap is a content problem, not a visibility problem.

Disney+ · read 7×71%
Channel 4 · read 6×33%
Sky Go · read 5×20%
Curzon Home Cinema · read 13×15%
BFI Player · read 28×11%
Amazon Prime Video · read 10×10%
NOW · read 21×10%
Apple TV+ · read 25×8%
Full data table
#BrandVisibilityAvg. positionCitation shareRead→cited
1Netflix68%1.50%
2Amazon Prime Video50%2.82%10%
3Apple TV+28%3.87%8%
4BBC iPlayer23%3.40%
5NOW22%3.65%10%
6Channel 417%5.55%33%
7Sky Go13%2.37%20%
8BFI Player13%2.512%11%
9MUBI12%2.72%50%
10Max12%4.10%
11Curzon Home Cinema10%4.25%15%
12ITVX10%4.82%
13YouTube10%5.314%
14My58%6.40%
15Disney+7%3.314%71%
Which AI you ask

All three models agree: Netflix.

A rare consensus — every model puts Netflix first, and their top-five lists overlap 43%. Winning here means winning everywhere at once.

Claude recommends
Netflix
named in 65% of its answers
Gemini recommends
Netflix
named in 75% of its answers
ChatGPT recommends
Netflix
named in 65% of its answers

Brands whose visibility swings most between models — the bar per model, widest gap on the right.

Amazon Prime Video 35pp
Apple TV+ 35pp
Kanopy 20pp
Disney+ 20pp
BBC iPlayer 15pp
Channel 4 15pp
Sky Go 15pp
My5 15pp
ClaudeGeminiChatGPT
The data behind this chart
BrandClaudeGeminiChatGPTSpread
Amazon Prime Video35%70%45%35pp
Apple TV+10%45%30%35pp
Kanopy0%20%0%20pp
Disney+0%0%20%20pp
BBC iPlayer15%30%25%15pp
Channel 410%15%25%15pp
Sky Go5%20%15%15pp
My50%15%10%15pp
Netflix65%75%65%10pp
NOW25%15%25%10pp
Keep exploring

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Method: 20 unbranded consumer prompts per category, spread across the buying journey, run weekly against ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini. Read→cited uses Claude and ChatGPT only (Gemini does not separate the two). Correlational observations of model behaviour at the time of the run. Data from the run completed Mon, 31 Aug 2026 10:01:08 GMT.

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