Free TV Streaming Platform: Access Unlimited Free Content for Everyone

A new era of free streaming has arrived as Free TV takes over from Oqee, offering users a fresh, universally accessible platform. Viewers can now enjoy a wide range of content without any subscription fees or restrictions.

A Landmark Shift for Free-to-Air Television in France

The French audiovisual landscape is undergoing a significant transformation as Free, the telecom operator, phases out its former TV application, Oqee, and introduces the ambitious new platform: Free TV. This change, effective from October 21, 2025, marks more than just a rebranding. In fact, it signals a strategic leap towards universality—Free TV is now available to everyone in France, not just existing customers or those with a Freebox subscription.

Breaking Down Barriers: Universal Access and Expanded Devices

Unlike its predecessor, the revamped service eliminates prior technical limitations. Now, viewers can enjoy content across an impressive range of devices—smart TVs (including models from Samsung, LG, and Philips), smartphones and tablets (both iOS and Android), personal computers via tv.free.fr, as well as through streaming platforms such as Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, and selected video projectors. This push towards accessibility underlines a deliberate attempt to democratize television consumption in an era where device diversity often dictates user experience.

A Content-Rich Experience: What’s on Offer?

Perhaps most striking is the wealth of content now available on Free TV. The platform provides access to more than 170 free channels—16 of which are drawn directly from the national DTT (TNT) network. The on-demand catalog is equally notable, featuring over 25,000 replay programs and the new Free Ciné service, boasting more than 500 films and 1,000 series episodes. When compared to Oqee, the expansion is considerable:

• 27 new thematic channels added
• An additional 250+ films now available
• Nearly 700 extra episodes for series enthusiasts

For viewers craving even more, the premium offer—Free TV+—enters the scene. Priced at just €0.99 per month for the first year (€5.99 thereafter), it unlocks over 300 channels, including the main 25 DTT options, alongside some 45,000 replay titles.

The Stakes and Challenges Ahead

This sweeping overhaul does raise questions about market acceptance. While many French operators already bundle comparable television packages with their internet boxes, Free’s move to open its ecosystem represents both an ambitious bet and a calculated risk. Will this be enough to seduce non-subscribers and position Free TV as “the largest free TV offering in France”? Time—and viewers—will tell if this bold wager pays off in an ever-shifting media landscape.