BritBox, headquartered in the US, was formerly a joint venture between BBC Worldwide Americas and ITV, becoming fully owned by BBC as of March 2024. Founded in 2019, the company operates with approximately 60 employees and reported $8.0M in revenue as of 2024. It functions as a tier 2 media tech buyer. The company specializes in media and TV services, providing a video-on-demand service of primarily British content to customers in the US.
BritBox was named the North American partner for George Kay's drama "Gone" by All3Media International on March 3, 2026, following pre-sales across four continents. Previously, on February 25, the streaming service acquired the North American streaming rights for Banijay's new adaptation of "A Woman of Substance," with this deal confirmed ahead of the London TV Screenings. Robert Schildhouse, as President of BritBox, directs the strategic, editorial, product/technology, and marketing efforts for the North American market, overseeing a period that has seen subscriber growth by double digits for three consecutive years and profits up 20% in its first full year under BBC Studios ownership. Earlier on January 28, BritBox refreshed its brand identity in North America, Australia, and the Nordics, collaborating with Sibling Rivalry to introduce a modernized logo and new motion and audio branding.
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