Netflix Party may have impressed the stream-and-binge crowd when it first launched, but thanks to a huge demand for group viewing, watch parties are now ubiquitous. Netflix Party upgraded to Teleparty, servicing many streamers apart from Netflix. Other apps have also appeared to fill in the gaps Teleparty left in its wake, like Scener, which covers all of Teleparty's services plus Shudder, Showtime, and Vimeo, and Kast, which supports Tubi.
Some streaming services have also taken it upon themselves to let subscribers share screens directly on their platforms. In particular, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Disney+, AppleTV+, and Plex have their own built-in group watch feature. They only differ in the number of allowed participants (Hulu allows a max of seven, for instance, while Amazon Prime incredibly allows a max of 100), but for the most part, they function similarly: just press the group watch button and you're good to go. Sling also famously used to be the only live TV service to offer the same feature, but as of January 2024, the provider officially closed it.
Still, there are plenty of on-demand services that either support or offer watch parties, and we list the best of them below.