Who Owns Truth+?

TMTG telegraphed a streaming product from its founding in 2021, promising a non-woke entertainment alternative as part of its original pitch deck. Development took three years. In July 2024 the company began beta-testing live TV streaming inside the Truth Social web app, initially with a handful of channels and a custom-built content delivery network developed with technology partners.

The wider rollout came in October 2024, when Truth+ launched across iOS, Android and web with a grid guide of live channels and a library of on-demand titles. TMTG positioned the catalog as family-friendly and canceled-content-safe: conservative news channels including Newsmax, Real America's Voice and One America News sit alongside weather, classic movies, children's programming and faith-oriented content.

Through 2025 the service expanded onto connected-TV platforms, adding apps for Roku, Fire TV, Android TV, Apple TV and Samsung and LG smart TVs. TMTG also began selling the Patriot Package, a subscription tier that bundles ad-light premium channels and adds perks across Truth Social.

By November 2026, Truth+ operates as the second consumer product inside TMTG, integrated into the Truth Social apps and offered as a standalone on major TV platforms. The company does not disclose subscriber numbers, and the service contributes to revenue that remains small relative to the parent's financial-asset holdings.

Development began in 2023 after Truth Social's parent concluded that streaming represented the natural second product for its audience. The company chose to build its own content delivery network rather than license a turnkey streaming stack, announcing that the custom CDN was designed so the service could not be "canceled" by third-party infrastructure providers. A public beta of Truth+ launched on Truth Social's web interface in July 2024 before dedicated apps followed.

The rollout expanded methodically through late 2024. iOS and Android apps arrived first, followed by versions for connected-TV platforms including Apple TV, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV and Roku. In October 2024 the company opened the service internationally, marketing it to viewers outside the United States as well as to domestic customers.

The commercial model settled into two tiers in 2025: a free, ad-light channel lineup and the Patriot Package, a paid subscription bundling additional channels, on-demand content and perks across the company's products. Premium documentaries and original specials were added to the package through 2025 and 2026, and the service shares account infrastructure with Truth Social so a single login covers both products.

Channel strategy has been consistent from launch: secure conservative-friendly news outlets and surround them with uncontroversial family content. The lineup avoids expensive premium entertainment rights, which keeps content costs low but limits appeal outside its core audience. Management describes the catalog as an alternative for viewers who perceive mainstream services as hostile to their politics rather than a competitor to major streamers on breadth.