A small streaming service

Streamberry

No feed to fill. No countdown to the next episode. Just a handful of good things, released the week they're actually ready — and mastered properly when they arrive.

Now streaming: The Long Season

Mastered, not just uploaded

Every title, watched the way it was made.

Most services compress on the way in and hope you don't notice. We master each release from the original file — full dynamic range, full color, full soundstage — so the picture on your screen matches the one in the color suite.

4K HDR Full dynamic range No re-compression

Why the name

Berries don't ripen on demand.

Pick one early and you get something sour and forgettable — technically finished, not actually ready. We built Streamberry on the same rule: no library padded out to look busy, no filler renewed for the sake of a release calendar.

Just a small, working list of films and series, released the week they're done.

No filler seasons One short list

The rule

Not everything worth watching arrives on schedule.

So we don't force it. A title ships when the edit, the mix and the color grade all agree it's ready — never the week the calendar says it should be.

A handful of good things. In season.

What's included

Everything, every time. No tiers.

4K HDR playback

Every title mastered and delivered at full resolution and dynamic range — no separate "premium" tier for it.

Studio-mixed sound

Full soundstage audio on every release, tuned for whatever speakers or headphones you actually own.

Ad-free, always

No ad tier, no "watch a message from our sponsor." One price, nothing interrupts a scene.

Offline downloads

Take the whole (short) catalog with you. No connection required, no expiring rentals.

Up to 4 profiles

Separate watch history and recommendations for everyone in the house, included by default.

Continue on any screen

Pause on the TV, pick up on the train. Progress syncs the moment you stop watching.

The honest comparison

What you're actually trading for a smaller list.

We're not the biggest catalog. Here's what you get instead.

  Streamberry Typical big streamer
Catalog size A handful, on purpose Thousands, mostly unwatched
Release schedule When it's actually done Fixed calendar, regardless
Ads Never, any tier On the cheaper plans
Autoplay next episode Off by default On by default
Recommendation engine A short list you can read in full Algorithmic, ever-scrolling
4K HDR Included, always Usually the top tier only

Coming when it's ready

Be there for opening season.

One email, sent once, the week we actually launch. Nothing before that — no drip campaign, no "you might also like."