Category: FAQ

Stop settling for shows that are “almost” right. Here’s how to turn “not for me” into “must-see” viewing. The Frustrating Pattern Every Streaming Fan Knows You know the feeling. Someone recommends a show. The reviews are glowing. The story... Read More

Stop Guessing If a Show Is Appropriate—Here’s How to Actually Know You’re scrolling through streaming options, and something catches your eye. But before you hit play, the real question hits: Is this actually appropriate for my family? What about... Read More

We don’t currently offer a free trial—but we’ve got something even better: a 30-day money-back guarantee. That means you can explore everything VidAngel has to offer completely risk-free. Watch, filter, and customize your viewing experience for an entire month,... Read More

We’re thrilled to offer a direct connection to Netflix—which means you can now filter your favorite shows and movies right inside the VidAngel app. Whether you’re muting profanity in Stranger Things or skipping violence in The Night Agent, VidAngel... Read More

VidAngel connects with Amazon Prime Video—including both ad-free and with-ads plans! This means you can finally filter your favorite Prime movies and shows right inside the VidAngel app. Whether you’re skipping profanity in Jack Ryan or fast-forwarding past the... Read More

VidAngel keeps things simple—two plans, both designed to give you control over what you watch. For $9.99/month or $99.99/year (that’s the best deal, saving you $20 annually), you’ll get full access to VidAngel’s filters and our library of licensed... Read More

It’s Friday night. It’s been a long week, and movie night with the family is calling your name. You’re trying to nail down a movie choice for the family, which isn’t easy since your kids range from 3rd grade... Read More

Can you trust TV and movie ratings? Frankly, probably not. Do you happen to know the actual difference between TV-MA and TV-14? Do you know what it takes for a series to be considered TV-MA? Or what’s the difference... Read More

We don’t force directors to change their scenes. We just let families mute and skip those scenes like they would with a remote. A remote isn’t censorship— it’s choice. And sure, if you think filtering ruins the art or... Read More

Ask yourself this: Are you okay with the average 27 instances of bad language in a Cobra Kai episode? Are you comfortable with your children hearing and/or repeating those words? Are you okay with other children your children’s age... Read More