With all the properties it has under its belt, Disney+ is no doubt better value for money. You get blockbusters from Marvel, meaningful documentaries from Nat Geo, and kid-friendly titles from Pixar and Disney Channel, in case you have a little one watching with you. But if you're just watching for one and have a dollar more to spare, Starz actually delivers on quality. It doesn't share Disney+'s versatility—mainly, its focus is on hard-hitting dramas—but when it makes a show it makes it well. And that's not to mention the movies it brings it in, which are a nice mix of box-office hits, indies, and beloved classics. Below, we break down the specifics of each to let you know which is ultimately the better service.
Summary
Comparaison | Disney+ | Starz |
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Price | $9.99/month | $10.99/month |
Trial | No | No | Our rating | 9/10 | 9/10 |
Number of channels | ||
Parental controls | Yes | Yes |
Price: Disney+ is cheaper than Starz
Disney+'s costs $10 whereas Starz costs $11. Getting Starz instead of Disney+ will set you back $1 more every month.
Trial: Disney+ does not offer a trial
Disney+ does not offer a free trial.
Trial: Starz does not offer a trial
Starz does not offer a free trial.
Disney+'s specialty
The specialties of Disney+ are: Action, Family, Horror, Kids, Language learning, Original series, Science fiction, True Crime.
Starz's specialty
The specialties of Starz are: Action, Horror, Movies, Original series, True Crime.
Disney+'s accepted payment methods
Disney+ accepts: Amazon Appstore, Apple App Store, credit card, debit card, Disney Visa, Google Play Store, Paypal, prepaid card, Retailer gift card, Roku Channel Store, Walmart gift card.
Starz's accepted payment methods
The payment methods that Starz accepts are: Amazon Appstore, Apple App Store, credit card, debit card, Google Play Store, Paypal, prepaid card, Retailer gift card, Roku Payment Method (RPM), Vizio TV App Store.
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