A recent study by Parks Associates shows that 76% of U.S. households have at least one video streaming service, and according to nScreenMedia, the average subscriber has more than 3 services. That said, not every service needs to be the daily destination to be a successful one for consumers.
From the Brightcove article, "SVOD Success With Daily, Weekly, and Monthly Active Users" by Eric Knutson
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