Summary

In 2024, Americans spent 23% less on streaming services, averaging $42.38 per month, down from $55.04 in 2023.

Factors include “streaming fatigue,” with 27.8% overwhelmed by the number of apps, and increased spending on cable/satellite TV, which rose 11% to $89.29 monthly.

Many switched to cheaper ad-supported streaming options, which hit a record 43% of subscriptions.

The average American now has two streaming services, watches four hours daily, and 26.5% share accounts with others, reflecting shifting viewing and spending habits.

  • @BeMoreCareful
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    54 days ago

    You just lose 2% on purchases from Amazon. You’d have to buy a lot from Amazon to not save money by cancelling prime. Like $7000

    • @WhyFlip
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      24 days ago

      I use my Chase Prime card for 5% back at Whole Foods markets plus whatever Prime discounts the card gets me.