Watchmode Streaming Availability MCP. Know exactly where any title streams in the world.

You're connecting your AI client straight to Watchmode. This isn't just another database; it's a live feed of global streaming metadata. When you need to know if a movie or TV show is available—and where—it tells ya. It handles the whole mess: whether that title streams, rents, or buys in whatever corner of the world you're in.

You won't waste time hunting through platform-specific sites.

Discovering Titles by Name
Want to know if something exists? You run search_titles and get basic metadata for a movie or TV show just by its name. That’s your starting point. Need more background info on that title? Call get_title_details. That pulls the plot summary, genre data, and all the associated streaming sources into one call.

If you're focused purely on who was involved, use get_title_cast to pull the list of actors, directors, and writers for a specific film or series.

Pinpointing Availability
You need to know where it plays right now? Use get_title_sources. This tool lists every single platform—subscription, rent, buy, or even free—where that title is available. It gives you deep links straight into the service. You can also use get_title_sources in conjunction with other tools to verify exactly where the content lives.

Exploring Catalogs and Platforms
Sometimes ya don't know what you want, you just need to see what's out there. Use list_genres first; it returns an exhaustive list of every genre supported by the whole catalog so you can filter your search properly. Then, run list_titles using that genre or source platform, and it browses massive content catalogs for ya.

You can also use list_titles to filter by region or specific type of content.

Need to check out what's new? Run list_releases. It gives you titles that just dropped or are coming up on any connected streaming service. If you wanna see what services operate in a certain place, run list_sources against a defined country or region; it lists every active streaming provider for ya.

You can even get an exhaustive list of all those available platforms using list_sources, optionally filtering by whether they're subscription-based or something else.

Every tool here works together to solve the one problem: figuring out where the content is, and how you gotta watch it. You run get_title_details for a full breakdown; you use get_title_sources to confirm the exact streaming options; and you hit up list_titles when you wanna browse by genre or region instead of searching by title name.