'Where is this streaming?' is one of the most-searched questions on the internet, and the answer keeps changing: titles move between platforms every month as licenses expire. Did you know The Lord of the Rings has appeared on Netflix, Hulu and Max at different times?
Upflix maintains availability for more than 50,000 movies and TV shows across Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, Max, Hulu, Apple TV+, Paramount+ and Crunchyroll — so one search tells you exactly where to press play, legally.
How to find where a movie is streaming
Search the title
Type any movie or show into Upflix's unified search — it covers every supported platform in one hit.
Check the service badges
Each result shows which of your services carries it right now, plus rent-or-buy options when it isn't included in any subscription.
Review before you commit
Trailer, cast, synopsis and scores from IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes and TMDB sit on the same card, so you know it's worth watching before you switch apps.
Save it to your watchlist
Not tonight? Add it to your unified watchlist and Upflix keeps tracking where it's available.
Why availability changes — and how Upflix keeps up
Streaming platforms license most of their catalogs, and when contracts expire titles jump to a competitor or disappear entirely. A blog post about where a movie streams goes stale in weeks; Upflix's availability data is updated continuously, and its Leaving Soon feed even warns you before a title exits your service.
Stop guessing which app has it. Search once in Upflix — free on the App Store.
Frequently asked questions
Does Upflix show free and rental options too?
Yes. Beyond subscription availability, Upflix shows rent-or-buy options and surfaces legal free titles — in the US that includes services like Tubi and Pluto TV.
Is the availability info accurate for my country?
Upflix tracks availability per region for its supported platforms, so results reflect the catalogs where you actually live.