A ComScore report has revealed that Netflix gets more viewing time in the US than rivals Amazon, Hulu and YouTube combined.

The data shows Netflix holds a 40 per cent share of total viewing hours of an OTT service, with YouTube ranking second place with 18 per cent, Hulu third with 14 per cent and Amazon Video at 7 per cent – a combined 39 per cent.

The report also notes that Netflix’s prime viewing hours are in-line with what many expect from traditional TV consumption — 8pm to 11pm. Additionally, people watch Netflix for an average of one hour and forty minutes a day per household. Netflix is now the standard TV choice in 54 per cent of US homes.

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