It's been a tough time for streaming services. The once-beloved platforms that were set to take on expensive TV contracts with quality programming, low monthly prices and extra flexibility over how and where you view content are becoming shells of their former selves. With an almost overwhelming amount of choices on the market, it's hard to know which are really the best video streaming services.
The mainstream (pun intended) players like Netflix, Disney Plus and Prime Video are still getting all of the attention; however, they are also the same services that are jacking up monthly subscription costs, removing content, introducing ads and, in Netflix's case, stopping any kind of account sharing, even between family members.
