DMM TV Tops Oricon Satisfaction Survey, First Japanese Service at No. 1
DMM TV scored 76.8 points, edging Netflix's 76.7 in the 2026 Oricon survey, the first time a Japanese-born service has led since the poll began in 2017.
DMM TV ranked first overall among subscription video streaming services in Oricon's 2026 Customer Satisfaction Survey, announced on November 2, 2026, according to animeanime.jp. The service scored 76.8 points, finishing 0.1 points ahead of Netflix at 76.7.
It is the first time a Japanese-born service has taken the overall top spot since the survey began in 2017. Every previous first-place finisher had been an overseas-born service.
DMM TV also ranked first for cost performance for the third consecutive year, with 79.8 points. The service costs 550 yen per month including tax, or 650 yen when registered through the App Store or Google Play.
The service improved in app and site ease of use, rising to third place from seventh with a score of 75.5, up from 73.7. As of October 2026, DMM TV offers about 6,800 anime titles and 210,000 titles in total.
The survey covered 9,116 respondents aged 18 to 84 across 14 services, and was conducted from July 3 to 21, 2026.
Other anime-focused recognition
DMM TV has also placed first for new anime streaming titles for three consecutive years in a survey by the Communication Science Research Institute, and took first place for three consecutive years in mybest's anime streaming service comparison.
Quick answers
How much does DMM TV cost?
DMM TV costs 550 yen per month including tax, or 650 yen when registered via the App Store or Google Play.
What was DMM TV's score in the Oricon survey?
DMM TV scored 76.8 points overall, 0.1 points ahead of Netflix's 76.7.