Today, Plex announced it has topped over 1,100 free live channels streaming through its ad-supported streaming service worldwide. This makes Plex the largest free ad-supported streaming service in the world by the number of channels. Plex’s free service is available in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, Mexico, Brazil, Spain, and Germany. Not all channels are available in all countries.
This all comes as this week Plex added the NFL Channel in the United States, helping it hit 1,112 free live TV channels in the United States.
“Our aim for Live TV on Plex is to have something for ALL of our users’ television tastes all over the world,” said Keith Valory, CEO of Plex. “While this ever-growing library of free-to-stream entertainment drives Plex toward this goal of offering any entertainment a consumer may want, we are also diligently focused on providing advertisers with unparalleled reach and the transparency that should come with it.”
“As a tech company at our core, Plex has invested heavily in our advertising platform to ensure advertisers can buy premium inventory with full transparency, viewability, and at the highest yield,” said Todd Hay, VP of Revenue & Engagement. “Our platform optimizes each ad break for impactful reach for advertisers and for the best possible user experience – from real-time loudness leveling of creatives to de-duping and competitive separation within ad breaks. We aim to put advertisers’ messages in front of the right viewers in the best possible light. This makes it a win for all, as it should be.”
Currently, there are more than 1,963 free live TV channels that are ad-supported in the United States. Plex currently offers 847 live channels streaming for free in the United States.
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