The distributor expands its digital footprint through new partnerships with Tubi, Roku, Pluto TV, Little Dot Studios, and other key streaming platforms.

TVF International has strengthened its direct-to-consumer offering by expanding its digital strategic partnerships with several major online platforms, including Tubi, Roku, Pluto TV, Little Dot Studios, Dubme.io, Quintus, and UpStream Media. The independent distributor has secured a series of new licensing agreements totaling over 1,000 hours across AVOD, FAST, and digital channels, underscoring the strong global demand for factual programming from its catalog.

Under the new deals, TVF has licensed over 400 hours of content to the Fox-owned FAST service Tubi, alongside 100 hours to Paramount’s Pluto TV and an additional 100 hours to Roku. The distributor has also delivered hundreds of hours to Quintus, UpStream Media, and Dubme.io. Meanwhile, its long-standing partnership with Little Dot Studios continues to expand with a recent licensing agreement covering more than 200 hours. Little Dot Studios currently manages over 135 digital broadcast channels and operates seven FAST brands across more than 130 channels worldwide.

Alex Shawcross, Head of Digital & Online Sales at TVF International, stated: “These agreements demonstrate the ongoing global online appetite for premium factual content and the enduring value of TVF International’s catalogue. As audiences continue to embrace AVOD, FAST and other digital viewing environments, strengthening our direct-to-consumer presence remains a key priority. We look forward to building on this momentum and bringing our content to even wider audiences around the world.”