Streaming Run Benchmarking Studio

Docuseries Chart Run Analyzer

Analyze weekly Top 10 rankings, viewer hours, retention curves, and consecutive weeks at #1. Produce editorial-ready telemetry graphics and forecast extension longevity.

Run Longevity & Chart Dynamics

Global Views = Total Hours ÷ Runtime
2 Consecutive Weeks at #1
Peak Chart Rank
#1
2 wks at #1
Cumulative Views
24.6M
86.2M hrs viewed
W2 Retention
+14.2%
Viral word-of-mouth surge
Docuseries Longevity
Top 5% Tier
Extension/S2 Likelihood: 94%
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Detailed Weekly Chart Telemetry

Week Chart Rank Hours Viewed Implied Views (Hours/Runtime) WoW Change Status

Streaming Chart Mechanics & The "Consecutive #1" Metric

When a docuseries holds the global #1 spot for consecutive weeks, it defies typical streaming decay. Most releases peak during their premiere weekend (Week 1) and immediately shed 30% to 50% of viewer hours in Week 2.

A second consecutive week at #1 indicates strong organic completion rates, conversation buzz, and cross-territory expansion beyond core true-crime or documentary fandom.

Industry Benchmarking FAQs

How is "Views" calculated from "Hours Viewed"?

Following industry standardization by Netflix and Nielsen, Views = Total Hours Viewed ÷ Total Runtime in hours. For a 3.5-hour docuseries with 45M hours watched in a week, the implied complete view count is ~12.85 million.

What constitutes an elite docuseries retention curve?

A Week 2 viewer hour gain (positive % WoW) is the hallmark of a viral breakout (e.g., Tiger King, Baby Reindeer). Standard hit docuseries maintain 65–85% of premiere hours into week two.

Can I import custom figures for any streaming series?

Yes. Add or remove weeks, adjust ranks, and alter total runtime to match official press releases or independent trackers from any platform.

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