How we verify viewing options

Last updated July 13, 2026

Our goal is simple: tell you what a link is before you open it. We would rather say “Search this provider” than claim a show is available without enough evidence.

When we call an option verified

A link is verified only when it opens the intended show, applies to the United States, makes the access type clear, and includes a check date. Official show pages are listed separately. General searches are never presented as proof that a show is currently available.

Ranking and inclusion

Catalog order considers popularity information from our metadata source, artwork, ratings, and editorial selections. Advertising relationships do not determine inclusion or placement. We do not accept payment to change a link label or disguise a promotion.

Indexing standards

You can search more titles than we allow search engines to index. A show page is added to the public search index only after it has a useful original note, artwork, and a verified US viewing option. This keeps incomplete pages out of search results.

Corrections and review

We check reported errors against the source and the linked page. A correction may change the region or access type, remove a dead link, or move an outdated option back to search-only status.