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Plex is on a mission to create a global community for streaming content that people can depend on to easily discover, experience, and share all of the entertainment that matters to them.
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As well as offering its own deep library of movies, series, and live TV channels, Plex has recently stepped up its product by turning into a single interface for all paid subscription services. If a user subscribes to Netflix, Apple TV, and Amazon Fire for example, they can search and access all these in one place.
Given the competition in the subscription streaming services market, as well as the common user pain points such as time waste while searching, this so-called “Discover” feature is seeing the company’s popularity soar.
Plex has been profitable since 2014, five years after the company’s launch, but after the last funding injection led by existing investor Intercap, the aim is now to scale at large. Indeed, it’s this funding which led to the roll out of its all-streaming-in-one interface.
The fact that Plex is the first streaming company to do this serves as quite an advantage, as it may not be long until others follow suit. The rollout hasn’t been without its complaints about user experience however, but if the company can smooth out these issues as it scales, a period of significant growth could be around the corner.
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Jan 2024
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Elan Feingold
(CTO)Co-founded Plex in 2009 after spells as Director of Engineering at Nx Networks, Engineering Manager at Aravox Technologies, and VP of Technology at MusicStream.
Scott Olechowski
(CPO)Was a co-founding advisor at plex before becoming Chief Product Officer in 2013. Served as a Manager of Business Development at both Cisco and PostX prior to this.