With all the attention that Netflix tends to attract from industry experts, it is pretty amazing how much some of their cord-cutting competitors fly under the radar. One such Netflix competitor that gets much less ink these days is Hulu.
Hulu has been around for quite some tie and has enjoyed quite a bit of success. Here are some of the more interesting Hulu statistics I recently was able to dig up. As with all of my other stat posts, this one will be updated semi-regularly, so be sure to stop by again in the future.
This Hulu report is a digital collection of the most interesting statistics I have curated over the years as of February 2018. 23 of them including stats for:
- Hulu Users
- Hulu Advertisers
- Hulu Content
- Etc.- all in one place
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Please note that some of these numbers are easier to find than others. Many of these Hulu statistics come from the company’s own financial filings, but some are based on news reports and not official company tallies. Basically, this is the best I can find and I don’t guarantee anything to be 100% accurate.
Hulu Facts
- Hulu website: hulu.com
- Year that Hulu launched: 2008
- Hulu headquarters: Los Angeles, CA
- What is Hulu?
Hulu is a leading premium streaming service that offers instant access to live and on demand channels, original series and films, and a premium library of TV and movies to more than 17 million subscribers in the U.S. Since its launch in 2008, Hulu has consistently been at the forefront of entertainment and technology. Hulu is the only streaming service that offers both ad-supported and commercial-free current season shows from the largest U.S. broadcast networks; libraries of hit TV series and films; and acclaimed Hulu Originals including Emmy® and Golden Globe Award-winning series The Handmaid’s Tale, The Looming Tower, Future Man, Marvel’s Runaways, The Path, 11.22.63, and Golden Globe nominated comedy Casual, as well as upcoming series Castle Rock, The First and Catch-22. In 2017, Hulu added live news, entertainment and sports from 21st Century Fox, The Walt Disney Company, NBCUniversal, CBS Corporation, The CW, Turner Networks, A+E Networks and Scripps Networks Interactive to its offerings – making it the only TV service that brings together live, on-demand, originals, and library content all in one place, across living room and mobile devices. (source)
Hulu Statistics
How many people watch Hulu:
Last updated 1/9/18
Number of Hulu subscribers in the US:
Last updated 1/9/18
Amount of content that has been streamed on Hulu:
Last updated 11/14/16
Number of Hulu advertisers:
Last updated 11/14/16
Number of Hulu users that watch it with ads:
Last updated 11/2/17
Number of TV series’ carried on Hulu:
Last updated 4/25/16
Number of Hulu content partners:
Last updated 11/14/16
Percentage of U.S. Millennials that use Hulu:
Last updated 11/16/15
Percentage of U.S. Gen X that use Hulu:
Last updated 3/5/15
Percentage of U.S. Baby Boomers that use Hulu:
Last updated 3/5/15
Number of Hulu Live Subscribers:
Last updated 11/20/17
Who owns Hulu?
Disney: 30%
Fox: 30%
Comcast: 30%
Time Warner: 10%
Last updated 11/8/17