Samsung TV Plus Tops 100 Million Users. What Pluto TV’s Slide Means for K-FAST
Samsung TV Plus Tops 100 Million Users. What Pluto TV’s Slide Means for K-FAST
571 admin 17 hours agoPluto TV loses users as Samsung TV Plus scales up and expands Korean programming.
Pluto TV, a pioneer of free ad-supported streaming television (FAST), is losing users as rivals expand. In its third-quarter shareholder letter released on November 9, Skydance put Pluto TV’s monthly active users (MAUs) at approximately 75 million.
Samsung TV Plus, meanwhile, announced in January that it had surpassed 100 million monthly active users worldwide. Its established TV distribution and growing Korean lineup provide a concrete route for K-FAST to reach audiences.
That is 14.6 million, or 16%, below the 89.6 million reported for 2025, and below the 80 million the company celebrated as a milestone in May 2023. As competing services gain users and viewing share, control over the television home screen is becoming a defining advantage in FAST distribution.
For Korean FAST suppliers, the next task is turning channel launches into sustained viewing.
Pluto TV’s...
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Pluto TV, a pioneer of free ad-supported streaming television (FAST), is losing users as rivals expand. In its third-quarter shareholder letter released on November 9, Skydance put Pluto TV’s monthly active users (MAUs) at approximately 75 million.
Samsung TV Plus, meanwhile, announced in January that it had surpassed 100 million monthly active users worldwide. Its established TV distribution and growing Korean lineup provide a concrete route for K-FAST to reach audiences.
That is 14.6 million, or 16%, below the 89.6 million reported for 2025, and below the 80 million the company celebrated as a milestone in May 2023. As competing services gain users and viewing share, control over the television home screen is becoming a defining advantage in FAST distribution.
For Korean FAST suppliers, the next task is turning channel launches into sustained viewing.
Pluto TV’s...
➤➤➤ Keep Reading at kentertechhub.com
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