Overview
- Google says the feature is rolling out now, though many users and reviewers have not yet seen it live.
- Searching a title in the Play Store surfaces a card listing apps where it can be streamed, rented, or purchased, with prompts to install services not already on the device.
- In Google’s example for The Last of Us, the card shows HBO Max, YouTube TV, and Prime Video as destinations.
- The card omits rental and purchase prices, subscription fees, ratings, and filters for services a user already subscribes to, making it less comprehensive than aggregators like JustWatch.
- Some listed options may require add-on channels or specific plan tiers, so availability shown in the card might entail extra subscriptions on those platforms.