Trends and timing
Velocity
Hours from release to mass demand, title by title.
- Controls
- Time range
- Plans
- Console and Enterprise
- Used by
- Studios, Content protection
Velocity
Last 30 days Illustrative sample Hours from release to mass demand Fastest first
0h6h12h18h24h
- The Sheep Detectives 2h
- Game of Thrones 2h
- Shameless 2h
- Backrooms 2h
- Teach You a Lesson 2h
- Vikings 2h
- Grey's Anatomy 2h
Red: under six hours. Amber: under twelve. Green: the window held for a day or more.
What it answers
How many hours pass between a release and mass demand, per title. The clock on every window.
How to read it
Bars are hours to mass demand, fastest first. Red is under six hours, amber under twelve, green a day or more. Mass demand is the point where a title reaches a tenth of its 30-day peak.
On the page
- Time range applies to which releases are listed.
- Filters: market, genre, studio, source stage.
- Columns: title, release date, source stage of first copy, hours to mass demand, peak watchers.
Tips
Sort by source stage. A release that hit mass demand in three hours from a screener copy is a different problem from one that took two days from a digital release, and the fix belongs to a different team.