The streaming video market continues to evolve as providers balance subscriber growth with long-term customer retention. While attracting new subscribers remains important, reducing churn, strengthening customer loyalty, and delivering sustained value have become key priorities in an increasingly competitive environment.

Consumers today have more streaming options than ever before and are making increasingly deliberate choices about which services to keep. Content remains a primary driver of subscriptions, but pricing, advertising, live sports, bundled offerings, user experience, and exclusive programming all influence retention and overall satisfaction.

Understanding these changing behaviors requires more than tracking subscriber numbers alone. Ongoing analysis of consumer preferences and market performance helps providers identify what drives loyalty, where competitive advantages are emerging, and how expectations continue to shift.

Drawing on proprietary research from 8,000 U.S. internet households and insights from the Parks Associates Streaming Video Tracker, our analysts continue to monitor subscriber churn, consumer satisfaction, and the factors influencing subscription decisions across more than 400 streaming services in North America.

On September 24, Parks Associates will present the webinar, Streaming Video: Churn, Loyalty, and Competition, offering new research and analysis on today's streaming landscape. The session will examine subscriber churn across leading services, compare Net Promoter Score (NPS) to evaluate customer advocacy, and explore how consumers assess streaming platforms based on value, content libraries, pricing, advertising, user experience, and exclusive content.

The webinar will also highlight how changing consumer expectations are shaping competitive positioning and creating new opportunities for streaming providers, content owners, technology vendors, advertisers, investors, and media executives.

As competition intensifies, understanding the drivers behind subscriber retention and customer loyalty is becoming essential for organizations seeking to strengthen their position in the evolving video entertainment market.

Join us on September 24 at 12:00 PM CT for data-driven insights into the trends shaping the future of streaming video. To register: Streaming Video: Churn, Loyalty, and Competition.