StreamSaver
A free streaming concierge that tracks which movies and shows are rotating onto Disney+, Netflix, Tubi, and the Roku Channel each week, plus alerts you the moment a title you wanted is about to leave a paid service.
Cord-cutters and value-conscious streaming subscribers in the US
- Weekly free-tier drop digest personalized to your watchlist
- 'Leaving soon' alerts for paid services so you can cancel without losing access
- Side-by-side price tracker showing ad-tier vs. premium across Disney+, Netflix, Hulu, Max
- One-tap 'add to calendar' to remember limited-time free premieres
Disney is openly weighing a free tier for the first time, and Nielsen says free streamers now eat 18.7% of US TV time — viewers are drowning in choice and price changes, creating real demand for a navigator.
Real cord-cutter pain: Disney+ just hiked ad-supported to $11.99/mo and premium to $18.99/mo (Oct 2025), and FAST trio (Roku/Tubi/Pluto) now at 5.7% of TV viewing — viewers juggle more services than ever, but the cited Nielsen 18.7% number is not corroborated by current Gauge data.Disney raises prices for streaming packages - CNBC ↗Free streaming vs paid: Market share comparison (Q4 2025) ↗
Crowded space: JustWatch, Reelgood, Trakt, Plex, TV Time, StreamTracker, Sofa, Letterboxd already track cross-service availability and watchlists; Reelgood specifically covers Tubi/Crackle alongside Netflix/Prime, so the specific FAST-rotation + departure-alert angle is incremental rather than wide-open.Reelgood vs. JustWatch vs. Plex: Battle of the streaming guides ↗Best Reelgood Alternatives for Tracking Your Shows in 2026 ↗
Consumer willingness to pay for a streaming guide is low — incumbents like JustWatch monetize via affiliate links to rentals/purchases, not subscriptions; a free-concierge positioning forecloses direct fees, leaving thin ad/affiliate economics against entrenched competitors with larger content catalogs.Reelgood vs. JustWatch vs. Plex: Battle of the streaming guides ↗Best 5 Watchlist Management Tools For People Who Juggle Netflix, Prime ↗
Fragmentation continues (new FAST channels, bundles reshaping paid tiers) which sustains navigator demand, but Disney's actual move is price hikes rather than a free tier — the 'why now' catalyst is weaker than pitched, and platforms could publish their own leaving-soon feeds, eroding the moat.Disney raises prices for streaming packages - CNBC ↗The Roku Channel is Now Larger Than Tubi & Pluto TV According to Nielsen ↗
Building availability + rotation tracking across Netflix, Disney+, Tubi, and Roku Channel requires scraping or partnering with services that have limited public APIs (especially Tubi/Roku), plus scheduling egress alerts — feasible for an MVP but operationally heavier than the pitch implies.The Roku Channel vs Pluto TV vs Tubi - The 3 Largest Free Streaming Services Go Head To Head ↗