Netflix Vs Hulu

HULU

One of the first brands in video-on-demand (VOD) streaming is Hulu . The streaming juggernaut has a history of making adjustments to preserve a competitive advantage in the streaming battles, and in 2019 it teamed up with Disney.

 Later that year, Hulu launched Disney+, its own streaming service. A competing package from Disney that combines Disney+, ESPN+, and Hulu is available for $18.99/mo. Additionally, FXX episodes will be made available on Hulu beyond their first air date thanks to Disney's acquisition of 20th Century Fox.

Because of Hulu's tier system, there is a plan for every user. Hulu can either augment other subscriptions you have or act as your primary TV source. It offers its basic ad-supported, No-Ads, Live TV, and Live TV with No Ads models.

NETFLIX

With approximately 150 million customers, Netflix has the most VOD streaming subscribers worldwide. Netflix, which began as a mail-order business in the late 1990s, anticipated the direction that technology would take and converted to a VOD model in 2007. 

Above all, Netflix offers a wealth of original programming. Despite having spent billions on production, the service's films and television shows have gotten nominations and awards.

Netflix stands out from its rivals thanks to movies like Marriage Story, Okja, and The Irishman; the only other service that comes close is Amazon Studios. But when it comes to original shows, not even Amazon can compete with Netflix's vast library.