WWE Network Subscriber Count Update And Time Viewers Spent Watching Revealed
Have subscribers gone up or down in the last quarter?
After finishing the second quarter of 2020 with a subscriber total of 1.69 million, the WWE Network's subscriber count has now fallen to 1.549 million at the end of quarter three.
However, despite suffering an 8.3% drop this quarter, Q3 2020's number is actually an improvement on Q3 2019's 1.466 million, jumping up 5.7%.
Of these 1.549 million subscribers, 1.137 million were from the United States and the remaining 412,000 were international subscribers.
Also, the Network managed to average 1.604 million paid subscribers at the end of Q3 2020 which is a 6.15% increase from the 1.511 million they averaged at the end of Q3 2019.
During Thursday's Q3 earnings call, WWE President & Chief Revenue Officer Nick Khan also stated that the WWE Network pulled in 2.4 million total viewers for the quarter, including the free version of the Network. These 2.4 million viewers watched a grand total of 37 million hours of programming which worked out at an average of 14 hours and 25 minutes per person. This means that the average Network user watched just under 5 hours of WWE content on the Network per month.