About
A quieter way to watch
Cineby exists because finding something to watch should take one click, not a month-long contract. It is an index, a player and a shelf — and you pay only for the titles you open.
What Cineby is
Cineby is a streaming index for films and TV series with a pay-per-title model. Credits cost $1; a film unlock is 5, an episode is 1. Payment runs through Ko-fi. Once bought, a title stays in your account — there is no subscription, no recurring charge and no upsell after the credits roll.
The site covers roughly 33,000 films and 13,800 series, including full season runs. Browse by genre, see what is trending this week, or search for the exact title you already had in mind. Pricing and top-ups live on the credits page.
What Cineby is not
Cineby does not host video files. Playback is served by third-party sources through an embed. That is also why the catalogue can change hour to hour: when a source disappears, a title may go with it. Rights to the films, series, posters and descriptions belong to their respective owners.
We are not the studio, the network or the source. If a specific episode will not play, report it through the player so the source can be fixed at origin.
How it works
Every title page carries one job: get the film playing. The player opens in HD where the source allows, with subtitle and quality controls in the menu and a fullscreen button on mobile. The account holds your balance, unlocks and watchlist; playback progress stays on the device you watch on.
Player source rotation is automatic. If the first source stalls, the embed moves to the next one without reloading the page.
The house rules
- Pay per title. No trial timers, no monthly plan, no auto-renewal.
- Unlocks are permanent and rewatchable.
- No pop-ups or redirect chains between you and the player.
- Dark by default, fast on a phone, readable at arm's length.
Contact
Questions, corrections, rights notices: visit the contact page. For playback problems, include the title and the episode if there is one. Rights holders should read the DMCA page first.
Ready when you are.
Forty-odd thousand titles, one click each.