Trends and timing
Release era
Demand by release decade, and how fast a title decays after release.
- Controls
- Catalogue-wide, no range
- Plans
- Console and Enterprise
- Used by
- Studios, Finance and investors
Release era
Last 30 daysAll sourcesIllustrative sampleTwelve-month change in demandRisers and fallers
- Suits312K watchers+184%
- The Rookie312K watchers+121%
- Teach You a Lesson312K watchers+67%
- The Mandalorian and Grogu311K watchers+42%
- Vikings307K watchers-28%
- Sesame Street304K watchers-46%
What it answers
How demand splits by release decade, and how fast a title decays after release.
How to read it
The left chart is share of demand by decade in the window. The right is a decay curve: demand by week since release, averaged across titles, with your own titles overlaid when you filter to a studio.
On the page
- Filters: market, genre, format, studio.
- Columns: decade, watchers, share, titles with demand, leading title.
- Decay is shown at 1, 4, 12 and 52 weeks.
Tips
The decay curve is the case for catalogue. A title that keeps a third of its week-one demand at week twelve is a library asset; one at a tenth is a launch asset.