Télérama classifies streaming platforms
Télérama, a French magazine, has categorized major streaming services based on the preferences of their audiences. This guide helps users choose the best service depending on their interests, from mainstream to niche options.Netflix targets diverse entertainment tastes
Netflix is described as ideal for viewers who enjoy a mix of action, romantic comedies, and dating shows. It offers subscription plans starting at 7.99 €/month with ads and going up to 21.99 €/month for a premium package. Popular shows include A l'Est D'Eden, Arcane, and Party Down.Canal+ focuses on French and classic content
Canal+ appeals to viewers who appreciate French cinema, 80s and 90s classics, police series, and sports documentaries. Subscription costs range from 19.99 €/month for a basic plan to 59.99 €/month for a comprehensive bundle. It includes shows like Empathie, Platini, and Hippocrate.Disney+ caters to Marvel and Star Wars fans
Disney+ is aimed at fans of Marvel and Star Wars content. Subscription prices start at 6.99 €/month with ads and go up to 15.99 €/month for a premium package. Popular titles include Andor, The Bear, and Alien: Earth.Prime Video offers variety and eco-conscious options
Prime Video is suitable for viewers who want a wide range of content and may be concerned about Amazon's environmental impact. Subscription plans range from 6.99 €/month with ads to 8.99 €/month without ads, with student discounts available. Notable shows include Sterling Point and Fleabag.HBO Max highlights nostalgic and iconic content
HBO Max targets viewers who enjoy nostalgic and iconic content. Subscription prices range from 5.99 €/month for a basic plan to 13.99 €/month for a premium package with extra channels. Popular titles include Lanterns, Heated Rivalry, and The Pitt.AppleTV emphasizes quality and curation
AppleTV is aimed at viewers who prefer a curated selection of high-quality content. Subscription costs range from 9.99 €/month for a single plan to 19.95 €/month for a bundle with other Apple services. Notable shows include Ted Lasso and Slow Horses.MUBI appeals to independent cinema lovers
MUBI is targeted at viewers who love independent and artistic cinema. It costs 11.99 €/month, with the option to combine it with Prime Video. Popular titles include Pulp: What do you do for an encore? and Les Glaneurs et la glaneuse.La Cinéteck focuses on cinematic heritage
La Cinéteck is aimed at viewers passionate about the history of cinema and classic films. Subscription prices range from 4.99 €/month for a single plan to 150 €/year for a support subscription. It includes films like Psychose and La grande illusion.Sooner offers a mix of classic and modern films
Sooner, a platform formed from the merger of several services, targets viewers who enjoy both classic and modern independent films. Subscription prices range from 6.99 €/month for a basic plan to 12.99 €/month for a premium package with additional rentals. Popular titles include The 4:30 Movie and Messed Up.Télérama provides a unified discovery tool
Regardless of the viewer's preferences, Télérama offers a single app that helps users discover content across platforms. It includes thematic lists and selections, such as "Twenty (very) good films under two hours" and "The Best Series of 2026."
