Netflix

Netflix creates and aggregates video and games content and distributes it globally via an internet streaming platform running on proprietary CDN infrastructure. Value is created by offering a large, constantly refreshed catalog of licensed and original content, delivered with reliable playback and personalization across devices. The core business is direct-to-consumer entertainment subscriptions, complemented by an advertising business that monetizes viewing on an ad-supported tier, while internal infrastructure (Open Connect) and tools (Fast.com) support user experience but are not primary revenue lines.

Netflix, Inc. is a US-based global media and entertainment company that operates a subscription streaming service for films, series, and games, accessible on internet-connected devices worldwide. It produces and licenses content, including originals, and distributes it over its own infrastructure, notably the Open Connect CDN, to deliver on-demand viewing.

The company generates revenue primarily from consumer subscription fees across multiple plan tiers and regions, and increasingly from advertising sales tied to its ad-supported subscription tier. Its direct customers are households and individual subscribers, while advertisers and agencies purchase CTV ad inventory via Netflix Advertising. Netflix also operates ancillary consumer tools like Fast.com to support streaming quality awareness and maintains ISP partnerships to optimize content delivery.