Google TV supports finding content across apps and streaming services, and these options are fully compatible with the platform.
Perhaps the most useful thing about the new Google TV platform is the ability to aggregate and organize content from a variety of different sources. Which ones, though? Here’s a full list of streaming services and apps that Google TV supports.
Of course, Google can pull content from its own services such as YouTube TV and also Google TV (formerly Play Movies). Beyond that, however, are quite a few third-party services. Major players like Disney+, Hulu, and Max are included, as well as NBC’s Peacock.
The full list of services and apps supported by Google TV in the United States can be found below, with over 50 options currently available in the US alone.Google TV streaming services and apps — USA
This list of supported streaming services will likely expand over time, so we’ll keep an eye out for changes on Google TV and update this article accordingly.
Update 12/2/23: Since our last update, a few changes have been made. The Indian-focused streaming service “aha” is now supported on Google TV, and we’ve also seen more rebrands and tweaks to existing services, such as HBO Max now being “Max.”
Google also continues to expand on the free channels available on the platform.Apps that support Google TV’s Live tab
Some services, too, can integrate with the “Live” tab on the Google TV homescreen. This includes paid services such as YouTube TV and Sling TV, but also a large variety of free content.
