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Price: Free for content uploaded by users; $ 1 to $ 3 to rent movies; $ 10 to $ 20 to buy them. - YouTube Premium: $ 12 per month allows the display without advertising and adds features such as the ability to download videos to play without connection at https://megashares.co/ .

YouTube TV: $ 40 per month for live TV broadcast as an alternative for cable.

Compatible devices: Almost any device with a screen that can be connected to the Internet.

For whom it is: For those looking for a less traditional visual experience. YouTube hosts almost everything that is legal and, probably, some things that are not, from the famous - or infamous - challenges or challenges even old movies and documentaries.

Of course there are a lot of silly and downright weird things, but the site also has a healthy library of free movies and pay per view movies.

More recently, the service has used friendlier transmission methods, including its YouTube Premium as well as YouTube TV, its live TV broadcast service for those who want to leave the traditional cable company behind. On those nights when you do not know exactly what you want to see, you can simply search for any topic that comes to mind.

No matter how big the Netflix, Hulu and Amazon libraries are, they will never have compilations of trampolines or bicycles accidents, or countless videos of kittens, puppies, and other fun pets. For these and other reasons, YouTube will always enjoy a place in the attention of most people, and also gets a place in our list of video streaming platforms.

GOOGLE PLAY

Price:

$ 5 for standard definition, $ 6 for HD - Movie purchase: $ 10 to $ 20 in HD. - Television programs: from $ 2 to $ 3 per episode, with discounts for full seasons.

Compatible Devices:

Android and iOS mobile phones, smart TVs with Android TV, Chromecast, Roku and even Apple TV devices (streaming from an iPhone through AirPlay).

For whom it is: For Android and Google fans who want to rent and buy digital movies easily. Google Play has a large selection of newly released movies

While television programs are often available the day after they are broadcast. The on-demand format of Google Play is similar to Vudu or iTunes and can be an excellent complement for sites like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. Like most of the other services on this list, Google Play supports 4K and HDR, and a useful update to the Android application Google Play Movies & TV now shows when a TV or movie series is available.

This platform is ideal for new movies, but the fact that it is not available on all devices (and probably never is) means that it is not for everyone. The pay-per-content model is excellent for getting the most recent versions, but rental rates will accrue quickly. If you are not a member of Amazon Prime, Google Play is a good place to start if you are looking for a movie, and the service offers occasionally some excellent offers.