Disney Plus vs Amazon Prime

ChatGPT favors Disney Plus with a visibility share of 7.3% compared to Amazon Prime's 6.3%, reflecting a preference for Disney's content depth with brands like Marvel (6.9%) and Pixar (6.3%); its tone is positive toward Disney Plus.

Grok shows a slight preference for Disney Plus at 2.5% visibility share over Amazon Prime at 1.9%, likely due to Disney's ecosystem strength with Star Wars and National Geographic; its tone remains neutral but leans positive for Disney Plus.

Deepseek favors Disney Plus with a 2.2% visibility share against Amazon Prime's 1.6%, emphasizing Disney's content breadth with Marvel and Star Wars; the sentiment tone is positive toward Disney Plus.

Gemini slightly prefers Disney Plus at 1.9% visibility share over Amazon Prime at 1.3%, associating Disney with a robust content portfolio via Pixar and Star Wars; its tone is neutral with a positive tilt toward Disney Plus.

Perplexity leans toward Disney Plus with a 2.2% visibility share compared to no direct mention of Amazon Prime's streaming strength, focusing on Disney's ecosystem with Marvel and ESPN; its tone is positive for Disney Plus.

ChatGPT favors Netflix as the leading streaming service with a visibility share of 13.9%, significantly higher than competitors like Disney+ (9.5%) and Amazon Prime (9.5%), reflecting a positive sentiment tied to market dominance and content variety. Its tone is positive, focusing on Netflix’s extensive user base as a key reason for its position.

DeepSeek also identifies Netflix as the top streaming service with a visibility share of 4.1%, ahead of Disney+ (3.2%) and Amazon Prime (2.8%), showing a positive sentiment based on broad user adoption. Its tone is positive, emphasizing Netflix’s consistent recognition over other brands.

Google shows a neutral stance with no clear favorite, as Netflix, Disney+, and Amazon Prime each have an equal visibility share of 0.3%, indicating balanced sentiment. Its tone remains neutral, lacking depth in reasoning due to limited data points and equal distribution across brands.

Perplexity leans toward Netflix and Amazon Prime, both at 4.7% visibility share, slightly ahead of Disney+ (4.4%), with a positive sentiment driven by content accessibility and user satisfaction metrics. Its tone is positive, focusing on Netflix’s edge in global reach.

Gemini favors Netflix with a visibility share of 4.7%, ahead of Amazon Prime and Disney+ (both at 3.2%), with a positive sentiment linked to strong user engagement and content diversity. Its tone is positive, highlighting Netflix’s leadership in streaming innovation.

Grok positions Netflix, Disney+, and Amazon Prime equally at 4.4% visibility share, showing a neutral sentiment with no single standout, though it acknowledges Netflix’s strong market presence. Its tone is neutral, balancing recognition across major players without a definitive leader.

Deepseek shows a balanced visibility share for Amazon Prime (2.8%) and Disney+ (2.8%), with no clear favoritism, but slightly higher association with Disney-related brands like Marvel and Pixar; sentiment tone is neutral. Its perception suggests comparable content libraries without directly addressing movie count.

Perplexity equally weights Amazon Prime and Disney+ at 2.2% visibility share, but includes MGM (1.6%) as an Amazon-associated brand, hinting at a broader content pool for Prime Video; sentiment tone is neutral. It implies Prime Video might have a larger movie catalog due to additional studio associations.

Grok slightly favors Disney+ with a higher visibility share (2.5%) over Amazon Prime (2.2%), and associates Disney+ with content-rich brands like National Geographic and Marvel at 2.5%; sentiment tone is neutral. Its perception leans toward Disney+ having a strong content ecosystem, though movie count isn’t specified.

ChatGPT assigns significantly higher visibility shares to both Amazon Prime and Disney+ at 7.9%, with strong associations to Disney brands like Pixar (7.3%) and Marvel (7.3%); sentiment tone is positive toward both. It perceives both as major players but does not explicitly compare movie catalog sizes.

Gemini shows equal visibility for Amazon Prime and Disney+ at 2.2%, with no strong differentiation in associated brands relevant to movie content; sentiment tone is neutral. Its perception does not favor either platform regarding movie count, focusing instead on broad ecosystem mentions.

ChatGPT favors Disney Plus with a higher visibility share (7.3%) compared to Amazon Prime (6%), emphasizing Disney’s robust content ecosystem including Star Wars, Pixar, and National Geographic. Its tone is positive toward Disney Plus, reflecting a preference for its diverse, family-oriented catalog.

Deepseek shows a neutral stance, with both Disney Plus and Amazon Prime at equal visibility shares (2.2%), indicating no clear favoritism. Its perception balances both services as comparable in content reach, though Disney Plus is tied to iconic franchises like Marvel and Star Wars.

Perplexity remains neutral, assigning equal visibility (2.2%) to Disney Plus and Amazon Prime, suggesting parity in user relevance. The model highlights Disney Plus’s association with popular content like Pixar and Marvel but does not prioritize one over the other.

Grok leans slightly toward Disney Plus with a visibility share of 2.2% against Amazon Prime’s 1.9%, showcasing a subtle preference for Disney’s content depth with brands like Star Wars. Its tone is mildly positive for Disney Plus, focusing on its entertainment ecosystem strength.

Gemini rates both Disney Plus and Amazon Prime equally at 2.5% visibility, adopting a neutral sentiment with no clear winner. It acknowledges Disney Plus’s strong ties to marquee content like Marvel and National Geographic, while recognizing Amazon Prime’s broad accessibility.

Grok shows a balanced perception with no clear favorite, giving equal visibility (2.8%) to Max, Netflix, Disney, and Disney+ for movie subscriptions. Its neutral tone reflects a focus on diversity of content without strong bias toward any single platform.

ChatGPT strongly favors Max with a leading visibility share of 5.4%, highlighting its expansive movie catalog and association with premium content like The Conjuring (5%). The positive tone underscores Max as a top-tier choice for movie enthusiasts.

Deepseek does not strongly favor any subscription service for movies, with Disney (2.2%) and minimal shares for others like Criterion Channel (1.9%). Its neutral to skeptical tone suggests a lack of emphasis on a definitive movie subscription leader.

Gemini equally favors Max and Netflix with a visibility share of 2.8% each, associating them with popular movie franchises like The Conjuring and Star Wars. Its positive tone reflects confidence in both platforms as strong movie subscription options.

Perplexity leans slightly toward Disney+ (2.2%) and Netflix (1.9%) for movie subscriptions, emphasizing family-friendly and diverse content ecosystems. Its neutral tone indicates a balanced view without a dominant preference for a single service.