- Pluto TV: Offers a large selection of movies, TV shows, and live TV channels. Ads are present during content playback.
- Tubi: Provides a wide variety of movies and TV series. Ads are shown before, during, and after content.
- Crackle: A platform owned by Sony Pictures Entertainment, Crackle hosts movies and TV shows. Advertisements are included during the streaming.
- Popcornflix: Offers a collection of movies and TV series, primarily from independent filmmakers. Ads are displayed while streaming content.
- Vudu Free: Features a mix of free movies and TV shows. Some content may require creating a free account. Ads are present within the content.
- Internet Archive: Mainly focused on preserving and providing old and rare films, but users can also find contemporary movies. Not all movies have reliable streaming quality, and ads may appear.
- The Roku Channel: Accessible through Roku devices, offers a range of movies, TV series, and live news channels. Ads are included in the streaming content.
- XUMO: Like Pluto TV, XUMO offers a selection of live TV channels and on-demand movies and TV shows. It displays advertisements during content playback.
- Freevee (Formerly IMDb TV): Provides users with a collection of free movies, TV series, and live channels. There are ads before, during, and after content.
- Plex: Offers some free content, including movies and TV shows, along with live TV channels. A free Plex account is required for streaming. While some movies and TV shows are free, others may be premium and require a Plex Pass subscription.
Please note that the availability and content of free streaming sites can change over time, and some may require creating an account or may display advertisements.
It's also worth mentioning that some countries or regions may have geographical restrictions on certain streaming services, so availability may vary depending on the location of the viewer.