In fact, flipping our VPN between different countries reveals that the movie library is extremely limited in most regions outside the US so take those claims of 'global' availability with a grain of salt.Īd-supported, data-supportedPlex's service is not the first free ad-supported service (so-called AVOD - Ad-supported Video On Demand) so by now we have a pretty good idea about how this stuff generally works. However, these titles appear to be missing in regions outside the US, making the library less appealing in most parts of the world. Plex is highlighting titles such as Rain Main, The Terminator, Apocalypse Now, Raging Bull, and Lord of War. We wanted to offer more entertainment-both classics and new favorites-and do so in a way that is high-quality (for those who care about encoding quality) while serving only about one-third the amount of ads you’d expect on cable television,' said Plex. Starting today, Plex will deliver more content to more countries than any other free streaming service to date. 'While there are certainly other free streaming services out there, we’re the first to offer a vast, free, diverse collection of content for a truly global audience. Plex has signed deals with major Hollywood studios such as Warner Bros, MGM and Lionsgate. The main difference is that Plex is launching in over 200 countries and regions, making it available essentially worldwide, according to the company. In that sense Plex's streaming service is similar to The Roku Channel, Tubi, Vudu's Movies on Us, and IMDb TV.

ButTo watch content you will have to endure regular ad breaks, before and during the movie. The company says that movies are available worldwide. Plex is launching its own free, ad-supported streaming service featuring movies, TV shows, and more.

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