Netflix Inc.
Netflix offers advertisers unparalleled access to a massive, highly engaged global audience in a premium, brand-safe streaming environment with exclusive original content. Its ad-supported tier delivers targeted video advertising at scale across one of the world's most recognized entertainment brands.
Last updated Jun 22, 2026 by ATDb automated enrichment · Connections updated Jul 13, 2026
At a glance
- Employees
- 10001+
- Funding
- Publicly traded (NASDAQ: NFLX); raised approximately $3B+ in debt and equity prior to profitability
- Revenue
- $33B-$38B annually
- Stock
- NFLX
About
Leading global streaming platform and emerging premium CTV advertising destination, competing with Hulu, Disney+, and Peacock for brand advertising budgets
Netflix Inc. is the world's leading subscription streaming service, offering a vast library of TV series, films, documentaries, and games to over 230 million subscribers across 190+ countries. In November 2022, Netflix launched its ad-supported subscription tier ('Standard with Ads') in partnership with Microsoft, marking its formal entry into the digital advertising ecosystem. This move transformed Netflix from a purely subscription-based business into a hybrid revenue model company with significant advertising ambitions. Netflix's advertising platform provides brands and agencies with access to highly engaged, premium audiences in a brand-safe, curated environment. The platform offers targeted advertising capabilities based on content genre, age, gender, and geography, with plans to expand its data-driven targeting sophistication over time. In 2023, Netflix began building out its own in-house advertising technology infrastructure, announcing plans to develop a first-party ad tech stack to reduce reliance on Microsoft's Xandr platform and gain greater control over its advertising business. The company also introduced programmatic buying capabilities and measurement partnerships with Nielsen, DoubleVerify, and Integral Ad Science. In the AdTech ecosystem, Netflix represents a premium Connected TV (CTV) and streaming advertising destination that competes directly with Hulu, Peacock, Paramount+, and Disney+ for advertising budgets. Its scale, global reach, and the quality of its original content library position it as a must-buy for major brand advertisers seeking premium video environments. Netflix's ad-supported tier has grown rapidly, reaching over 40 million monthly active users by mid-2024, making it one of the fastest-growing ad-supported streaming platforms in the market.
Business model
Subscription + Advertising (Hybrid)
Target market
Enterprise
What they offer
Netflix Standard with Ads
Ad-supported subscription tier offering lower-cost access to Netflix content with pre-roll and mid-roll video advertising slots for brand advertisers
Netflix Ads Manager
Self-serve and managed advertising platform enabling brands and agencies to plan, buy, and manage campaigns on Netflix's ad-supported tier
Netflix Programmatic Advertising
Programmatic buying capabilities allowing advertisers to purchase Netflix inventory through DSPs and private marketplace deals
Netflix First-Party Ad Tech Stack
In-house advertising technology infrastructure under development to replace Microsoft Xandr dependency and provide greater targeting, measurement, and optimization capabilities
Netflix Sponsorships & Brand Integrations
Custom brand partnership opportunities including title sponsorships, content integrations, and co-branded marketing tied to Netflix original programming
Netflix Measurement & Attribution
Audience verification and campaign measurement solutions through partnerships with Nielsen ONE, DoubleVerify, Integral Ad Science, and other third-party measurement providers
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- 1997 · Founded