What's available

Brazil has solid access to several major streaming platforms, each with a strong local and international content mix. Here's what you can find on the main services:

  • Netflix Brazil includes global hits like Stranger Things, Squid Game, Wednesday, and strong Brazilian originals like 3%, Sintonia, and Bom Dia, Verônica.
  • Disney+ Brazil carries the full Marvel and Star Wars catalog, including The Mandalorian, Loki, and Andor, plus Star content with shows like Grey's Anatomy and The Bear.
  • HBO Max (Max) offers House of the Dragon, The Last of Us, Euphoria, and a wide Warner Bros. film library.
  • Amazon Prime Video includes The Boys, Reacher, and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.
  • Paramount+ is available with Yellowstone, 1883, and Tulsa King.

What you're missing

Compared to the US libraries, the Brazilian catalogs have notable gaps. Netflix Brazil is missing several licensed films and regional exclusives available in the US. Disney+ Brazil lacks some legacy Fox content. You won't find Abbott Elementary or Only Murders in the Building on Hulu, since Hulu does not operate in Brazil. Peacock titles like Poker Face and Bel-Air are also unavailable. On Netflix, titles like Seinfeld spin-off content and certain stand-up specials rotate out faster in Brazil than in the US.

How to access other regions

If you want to unlock content from another country's library, a VPN is the most effective tool. A VPN masks your IP address, making streaming services think you're browsing from a different location. Connect to a US server to access Hulu, Peacock, and the full US Netflix library. We recommend NordVPN as the top choice — it reliably bypasses geo-restrictions on major platforms and offers fast server speeds that prevent buffering. Simply install NordVPN, connect to a US server, and reload your streaming app.

Pricing

Streaming prices in Brazil are generally lower than in the US. Netflix starts around R$20.90/month for the basic plan, with premium tiers reaching R$55.90. Disney+ runs approximately R$27.90/month. Max starts at around R$19.90/month. Prime Video is included with Amazon Prime at roughly R$19.90/month. Pricing changes frequently, so check each service's Brazilian site for the latest rates.

Our recommendation

Brazil's streaming landscape covers most of what you need, but if you want access to Hulu, Peacock, or the complete US Netflix catalog, grabbing NordVPN and connecting to a US server is a straightforward fix. The local pricing is genuinely affordable, making it easy to stack multiple services without breaking the budget.