The global OTT battle in 2025 has taken an interesting turn. According to the latest data, Netflix remains the world’s largest streaming platform with 302 million subscribers. Surprisingly, India’s fast-growing giant JioHotstar has reached 300 million subscribers, emerging as Netflix’s closest competitor on the global stage.
Netflix – 302 million
JioHotstar – 300 million
Amazon Prime Video – 200 million
Disney+ – 132 million
HBO Max – 128 million
Tencent Video – 110 million
iQiyi – 101 million
Paramount+ – 79 million
Hulu – 64 million
Peacock – 41 million
JioHotstar, powered by Jio’s aggressive expansion and Disney’s premium content library, has witnessed explosive growth. Affordable plans, live sports streaming, and strong regional content have pushed it to the No. 2 spot globally—just behind Netflix.
Despite intense competition, Netflix continues to dominate the global streaming industry. Its diverse international content, award-winning originals, and consistent release schedule have helped maintain its leadership.
With 200 million subscribers, Amazon Prime Video holds a strong third position. Its ecosystem advantage, bundled subscription, and growing local content strategy have played a major role in its expansion.
Disney+ and HBO Max remain strong due to their premium franchises and loyal fan base.
China-based Tencent Video and iQiyi continue steady growth with a massive domestic audience.
Paramount+, Hulu, and Peacock show moderate progress but stay in the lower half of the top-10 list.
