We thought Netflix had it all, then comes MooveTV

We’ve seen a lot of new things come up during this pandemic, but we didn’t see this coming. 


The online streaming landscape has largely been dominated by platforms offering only a specific content category, usually video streaming such as that of Netflix. A lot of millennials have accepted life that way, but that is about to change by the new entrant into the market, MooveTV.

According to their blog, MooveTV boasts of being the “largest platform in Africa offering a Plethora of entertainment content delivered via web, mobile, smart TV and transit media platforms”.

At first glance on the site, you will be impressed by the international standard of work being put in place by the tech startup.

Then you get to see their content categories and you can tell they’re here to dominate.

 The MooveTV interface is sleek and inviting, with an easy registration process which takes you seamlessly into the app to consume their content that has little or no buffering even on low internet connectivity.

The content categories found on the site range from movies, to music, podcasts, motivational, educational, kids zone, and a whole lot of others totaling about 23 categories.

They’ve also integrated over 300 Live TV channels which means you’re free to pull the plug on your cable TV.

 MooveTV is currently the only product focusing on a wide spread of channels along the user’s daily lifestyle as they also integrated their screens in the local Uber and Bolt rides, with the advantage of having the drivers, content partners, and brokers earn an alternative source of income.

MooveTV offers a lifetime free account to all their users and leaves us wondering their income model if not through third party adverts on their platform, although we are unable to say what the rates for serving the ads may be.


Try out their service on moovetv.com and let us know what you think about it.