FlixPatrol Streaming Charts Scraper

Scrape FlixPatrol's public Top 10 streaming charts — the most-watched movies and TV shows on Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max, Prime Video, Apple TV+, and 75+ other streaming platforms, broken down by country and date. No login required.

What this actor does

• 81 streaming platforms — Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+, Paramount+, Peacock, and dozens of regional/local services (SBS, ZEE5, Hotstar, Crunchyroll, Rakuten TV, and more)
• 94 markets — every country FlixPatrol tracks, plus the aggregate "World (Global)" chart
• Movies and TV shows — each platform+country combination has a separate Top 10 for each
• Historical charts — fetch today's chart or any specific past date
• Empty fields are omitted — a record only contains data FlixPatrol actually published for that entry (e.g. posterUrl is omitted, never faked, when FlixPatrol has no poster art for a title yet)

Output per chart entry

• rank — position in the Top 10 (1–10)
• title — movie or TV show title
• platform — streaming service (e.g. Netflix, HBO Max)
• country — market (e.g. United States, World (Global))
• contentType — movie or tv
• chartDate — the date this chart reflects (YYYY-MM-DD)
• points — FlixPatrol's popularity score for that entry, on charts that publish one (e.g. the World (Global) aggregate chart)
• daysInChart — number of days the title has spent in the Top 10 so far, on charts that publish this instead of a points score (e.g. most individual-country charts)
• isPlatformOriginal — true when FlixPatrol marks the title as a platform original
• sourceUrl — FlixPatrol's title detail page
• posterUrl — poster image, when FlixPatrol has real artwork on file and the chart layout includes per-row thumbnails
• recordType: "chartEntry", scrapedAt

Input

Field	Type	Default	Description
platform	string (select)	netflix	One of 81 streaming platforms
country	string (select)	world	One of 94 markets (world = global aggregate chart)
contentType	string (select)	both	both / movies / tv
date	string	today	today or an exact YYYY-MM-DD historical date
maxItems	integer	20	Hard cap on emitted records (1–20; each chart naturally maxes at 10 per content type)
proxyConfiguration	object	AUTO	Only used as an automatic fallback if FlixPatrol blocks a direct request

Example: today's global Netflix Top 10

{
  "platform": "netflix",
  "country": "world",
  "contentType": "both"
}

Example: Disney+ movies in the United States

{
  "platform": "disney",
  "country": "united-states",
  "contentType": "movies"
}

Example: HBO Max TV shows in Germany on a specific date

{
  "platform": "hbo-max",
  "country": "germany",
  "contentType": "tv",
  "date": "2026-06-01"
}

Use cases

• Content strategy — track which titles are trending on competitor platforms, by market
• Licensing & acquisitions — spot breakout titles before negotiating international rights
• Marketing intelligence — benchmark a title's chart performance across platforms and countries over time
• Media research — build historical Top 10 datasets for academic or journalistic analysis
• Release tracking — monitor a new release's chart trajectory day by day

FAQ

What is the data source? The actor scrapes the public Top 10 chart pages at flixpatrol.com, an independent streaming analytics site. It is not affiliated with Netflix, Disney, HBO, or any other streaming platform. FlixPatrol aggregates official platform data (e.g. Netflix's own published Top 10 lists) alongside its own tracking for platforms that don't publish official rankings.

Why do some platform/country combinations return no results? Not every platform is tracked in every market — FlixPatrol only publishes a Top 10 for platform/country pairs it actively monitors. The actor reports this clearly via the run's status message rather than fabricating data.

Why did my date request fail? FlixPatrol only serves historical charts for free within roughly the last 7 days. Older dates require a FlixPatrol paid plan; the actor detects this and reports a clear "requires a paid plan" status message rather than returning empty or fabricated data. Use date: "today" or a date within the last week.

Why is posterUrl missing on some records? FlixPatrol doesn't always have poster artwork on file for every title (especially very new or regional releases). The actor never substitutes a generic placeholder image — it omits posterUrl entirely rather than reporting a fake one.

Can I get more than 10 results per platform/country/date? No — FlixPatrol's Top 10 charts are, by design, exactly 10 entries per content type (20 total for both). FlixPatrol's own "full details" extended rankings are a paid feature not covered by this actor.

How far back does historical data go? FlixPatrol has daily charts for most major platforms going back several years. Availability varies by platform — smaller/regional services may have shorter history.

Does this actor need a login, cookies, or proxy? No. FlixPatrol's Top 10 charts are fully public. A proxy is only used automatically as a fallback if the source starts blocking direct requests.

Does this cover all of FlixPatrol's data, not just Top 10 charts? This actor is scoped to FlixPatrol's Top 10 streaming charts (platform × country × content type × date), which is the axis FlixPatrol tracks with full platform/country coverage and no daily rate limits. FlixPatrol also publishes several separate, differently-structured products that are out of scope here: /popular/ (Wikipedia/social popularity rankings, not tied to a specific platform), /budget/ (production budget estimates), /persons/ (actor/director popularity), and /calendar/ (best-of/upcoming lists by year). These use different page templates and data models from the Top 10 chart pages this actor parses.