The Christian streaming service claims it stands out by providing “hundred of interactive and engaging learning experiences for the entire family about the narrative, history and impact of the Bible.” Instead of just focusing on entertainment with its movie and TV offerings, Crossflix+ (crossflix plus) is also interested in educating viewers. Yet the company boldly declares that “Crossflix is the Christian alternative to Netflix.” With a name like Crossflix+, it sure sounds like Pure Flix has a competitor. When the free trial period ends, those who want to keep their Up Faith & Family subscription must pay $5.99/month. The service produces original content and claims to “stream the best family movies, cooking and design shows, uplifting Christian movies, kids favorites, Christmas movies, music specials, comedies and more.” Interested viewers can try it out for free for 14 days. If you’ve ever looked at the offerings on Pure Flix and thought their content could use a bit more diversity, then Up Faith & Family may be your ticket. Up Faith & Family is under the UP TV branch of programming channels and caters specifically to viewers of faith. It also claims to have “thousands of faith-filled movies and shows” available for viewers. At the usual price of $7.99/month, Pure Flix is a couple of dollars cheaper than Netflix. Pure Flix offers a 7-day trial period for interested viewers, which then converts into a monthly membership. Founded in 2005, Pure Flix claims it is “the worldwide leader in selecting and streaming faith and family-friendly media that changes lives, inspires hearts and lifts the spirits of members like you and those you love.” Probably most widely known on any list of Christian alternatives to Netflix is Pure Flix.

We present some of these streaming options below, in no particular order. With seemingly so many Christian viewers in conflict with Netflix, it only makes business sense for competitors to provide alternatives for a faith-based market. Some Christians have even taken issue with Netflix for encouraging binge streaming, a bane to a healthy sleep routine. For example, some Christians have accused Netflix of promoting objectionable content and of mocking Jesus, Christianity’s central figure. Why would faith viewers want a Christian alternative to Netflix? Well, the streaming giant has sparked the ire of conservative religious viewers on occasion.

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