Video-on-Demand Market Size

Video on Demand Market Analysis

The Video-on-Demand Market size is estimated at USD 115.55 billion in 2024, and is expected to reach USD 191.74 billion by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 10.66% during the forecast period (2024-2029).

• Fundamental factors, such as uninterrupted connectivity, mobile devices as a primary source of content consumption, and advanced capabilities of smartphones are likely propelling the video-on-demand market.
• Video-on-demand services gained popularity in the past few years due to the increasing use of OTT platforms, such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, and others. The presence of these businesses and the widespread accessibility of cloud platforms contributed significantly to the market's growth.
• The surging demand for digital media devices and the availability of faster internet to access media content remotely, along with the rapid adoption of mobile phones, owing to the growing popularity of social media platforms, drive the growth of the video-on-demand market. Recent technological developments and increasing penetration of the internet in several countries over the globe allow video-on-demand service providers to offer high-quality content. At the same time, the launch of new shows and movies on these platforms during the pandemic contributed to the growth of SVoD services.
• Developments in the digital video landscape, especially with premium video advertising, continue to grow with the ad views on streaming services. Ad views increased by 45% because viewers embraced ad-supported digital video content. A recent study found that U.S. audiences use upwards of seven video streaming services via ad-supported and ad-free subscriptions, which drives the Video-on -demand services. The industry has shifted its focus on user experience from content. However, in countries like India, specific customized regional content will play an essential role in driving the video demand market.
• Increasing concerns among market players about video content piracy and protection are expected to hinder the video-on-demand market growth and may lead to substantial revenue loss. As a result, the number of viewers watching content may decline. For instance, according to a joint Digital Citizens Alliance-NAGRA study, the pirate subscription IPTV service is being used by around 9 million subscribers in the United States.
• The COVID-19 pandemic led to the lockdown all over the world. Due to the limits on travel during the pandemic, there has been a beneficial effect on the video-on-demand business due to the lockdown. Consumers all around the world are increasingly streaming entertainment. According to predictions made by Rapid TV News, the COVID-19 pandemic crisis would increase the number of SVoD users worldwide by 5% and reach 949 million. Following the pandemic, the growing popularity of advanced networking technologies would support industry expansion.