Coverage and method
What we monitor. Title by title.
We monitor peer-to-peer, streaming and downloads, then resolve what we see into demand you can act on.
3
demand sources
195
markets
550K+
titles resolved
24/7
continuous intake
Sources
What we observe.
Demand leaves traces everywhere content moves without a deal. Each trace is weak on its own. Measured together, they agree.
Peer-to-peer
Watching and downloading across public peer-to-peer networks worldwide: volume, geography and velocity per title, per market.
Unauthorised streaming
Audience signals from unauthorised streaming platforms: what is being watched, where, and how demand shifts by release window.
Direct downloads
Download demand from file hosts and direct links worldwide, resolved to title and territory the same way.
The number
What the number is.
- Per title
- Every signal resolves to one canonical title. Release names, alternate titles, dubs and regional cuts all land on the same record.
- Per market
- A hundred and ninety-five markets, each counted on its own. No global average standing in for a territory.
- Per day, and live
- Four years of daily history for markets, genres and studios; 90 days per title; a live view down to the hour for anything moving now.
- What it is not
- Not a survey. Not a panel. Not modelled from a sample. Counted, then delivered in the console, in reports, and over the API.
Global map
Last 30 days Illustrative sampleTop markets, share of demand
- US 18%
- IN 11%
- BR 10%
- GB 5%
- ID 5%
- RU 5%
195 markets in the console; 25 shown.
Depth
How far back it goes.
Depth differs by dimension, and we say so. Vendors selling multi-year per-title history are ahead on that one row.
| Markets, genres, studios, networks | 4 years, daily |
|---|---|
| Titles | 90 days, daily; monthly trend beyond |
| Live view | Hourly, continuous |
| Catalogue | 550,000+ titles resolved, films and series |
Units are defined in the glossary: demand is the noun, watchers the unit.
What we do not hold
No content. No personal data.
No content is stored, ever. We measure movement, not media. No personal data is held; signals are aggregated to title and market before they reach the console. What remains is demand, and only demand.
The signal is derived from public, already-observable activity, the same way web-traffic panels are built from observable activity. We help rights holders see and recapture that demand; we are on the side of the people who own the titles.
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