On the morning of November 14, Beijing time, Sina Technology News reported that on the first day of the official launch of the Disney+ (Disney+) streaming service worldwide, the number of registered users reached 10 million. Affected by this news, Disney's stock price surged by more than 7%.

Disney offers a 7-day free trial, so even though more than 10 million people have signed up, that doesn't mean they will pay for a purchase after the trial is over. Does the 10 million registrant package not include pre-sale figures? Disney has yet to respond to this question. Also, considering Verizon is providing customers with a free Disney+ service for one year, the number of Disney+ users should continue to grow.

Whatever the case may be, 10 million is an amazing number.NetflixLaunched in 2007, it had 158 million subscribers worldwide and 60.6 million in the US as of October of this year. Hulu began sailing in 2007 and had 28.5 million subscribers in the US as of November this year. In 2015, HBO began providing the HBO Now service, with 8 million subscribers as of October.

CBSAll Access and Showtime began providing streaming services in 2014, with 8 million subscribers as of February. ESPN+ broke into the streaming industry in 2018 and had 3.5 million subscribers as of November.

DAZN began operations in 2016 and had 4 million subscribers worldwide as of May; Crunchyroll began providing streaming services in 2006, with over 2 million subscribers as of November.

How many users does Amazon Prime Video have?AmazonsIt has not been revealed. However, according to estimates by analytical agencies, the number of Amazon Prime Video users in January was about 100 million.

Comparatively speaking, it's easy to see that Disney+ had a very successful start. (Sea of Stars)