MUBI The European alternative to Netflix

MUBI is a streaming platform for arthouse and auteur films, founded in 2007 with headquarters in London (UK). Unlike Netflix, MUBI curates a handpicked selection of films: classics, festival hits (Cannes, Berlinale, Venice), independent productions, and restorations. The editorial magazine "MUBI Notebook" complements the platform with film reviews and interviews. MUBI maintains offices in London, New York, Berlin, and other cities.

MUBI Limited is based in London (UK). After Brexit, the EU Commission has granted the UK an adequacy decision for data transfers. MUBI uses Bitmovin (Austrian company) as its cloud encoding partner for video encoding and operates its own hybrid CDN infrastructure with dedicated servers at Latitude.sh across multiple regions for content delivery. MUBI has EU offices in Berlin, Paris, and Milan. The exact attribution of primary hosting infrastructure is not fully publicly documented.

MUBI Go is an additional service where subscribers receive a free cinema ticket per week for a film selected by MUBI at participating cinemas. Available in several German, British, and North American cities. This positions MUBI as a hybrid between streaming and cinema experience. MUBI has also acquired The Match Factory (Cologne/Berlin), one of the most important European world sales companies for arthouse films.