For the second month in a row, Pluto TV led both Roku and Amazon Fire TV Connected TV (CTV) Publisher Trust Indexes in EMEA in August 2021. Plex, also for the second month in a row, made the podium of both CTV rankings.
Impressive performance across all measured metrics is nothing new for Pluto TV. The app again achieved the highest possible mark (“A”) in all measured metrics in both Roku and Amazon Fire TV rankings. Particularly, the app’s results in the Roku rankings were remarkable, as Pluto TV scored at least 95 across all metrics, including 99 in Popularity and Ad Density. The app also indicated a lower risk of Advertising IVT and ID Spoofing.
The other app with a spot in the top 3 in both the Fire TV and Roku CTV rankings in EMEA is Plex. The app performed well across all metrics, including respectable Ad Density and Invalid Traffic (IVT) scores. Moreover, Plex indicated a lower overall Risk Score in the EMEA region.
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