Starflix

Starflix is a video streaming service that is owned by United Plankton Pictures. It was announced in January 2018, with the title and service formally announced in October 2018. Unlike Netflix, Shomi or Hulu, it is free. It also has tons of great movies and TV Shows we don't have on Netflix like: Mom, The Big Bang Theory, The Simpsons and few others. The film and TV show library is owned from Warner Bros., Viacom International and 20th Century Fox. It serves exclusive content that you can't find anywhere in your streaming-on-demand service as well. It was available in fewer America countries like: United States, Canada and Jamaica. It will be available online, app store, set-top boxes, etc. The service includes original animated film and television content, access to select animated series and films from United Plankton Pictures' back catalogue, forum discussion space, and a merchandise store. Starflix launched in a beta state in early January 2019, with its full release on February 8, 2019.

History and development
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Availability
Starflix launched in the U.S. on February 8, 2019, and is available on iOS, Android, Roku, Apple TV, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch. Unlike Netflix, Shomi or Hulu, Starflix is free. Pre-orders for the streaming service became available starting on December 28, 2018, while an early beta-version was made available to select users in January 2019.

Content
Main article: List of acquired shows streamed on Starflix, List of original shows streamed on Starflix, List of films streamed on Starflix, and List of original films streamed on Starflix

The service contain shows and films that are produced by United Plankton Pictures, as well as tons of great movies and TV Shows we don't have on Netflix like: Mom, The Big Bang Theory, The Simpsons, and many, may, more movies of shows we don't have on Starflix. Other films from 20th Century Fox and Disney will not immediately be available on Starflix, as it now stream exclusively on Disney+ and Fox has an output deal with HBO until 2022.