From the summer time of 2026, Netflix subscribers in France will be capable of watch TF1 channels on the streaming platform.

The landmark deal — described as a “new type of partnership” by Netflix — will see TF1 Group’s reside channels and on-demand content material out there to Netflix members in France as a part of their present subscription. The streamer touted the flexibility to observe exhibits broadcast on TF1 comparable to “Broceliande” and “The Voice” “with out ever having to go away the service.”

Monetary particulars weren’t revealed, however the TF1 deal may show a litmus check forward of comparable preparations globally as Netflix strengthens its energy over conventional broadcasters and appears to develop into a one-stop-shop for TV audiences.

“It is a first-of-its-kind partnership that performs to our strengths of giving audiences the perfect leisure alongside the perfect discovery expertise,” stated Greg Peters, co-CEO of Netflix. “By teaming up with France’s main broadcaster we’ll present French shoppers with much more causes to come back to Netflix daily and to stick with us for all their leisure.”

The deal was introduced in France on the Cannes Lions promoting convention, with Peters flying in particularly.

“I’m delighted about this new partnership with Netflix, with whom we’ve already established robust relationships by way of bold co-productions in latest months,” stated Rodolphe Belmer, CEO of TF1 Group. As viewing habits shift towards on-demand consumption and viewers fragmentation will increase, this unprecedented alliance will allow our premium content material to succeed in unparalleled audiences and unlock new attain for advertisers inside an ecosystem that completely enhances our TF1+ platform.”

TF1 and Netflix have beforehand collaborated on co-productions together with “Les Combattantes,”  “L’Agence” and “Tout le bleu du ciel.”