Greasy Fork is available in English.
Adds a JustWatch streaming availability panel to Radarr movie detail pages
A Tampermonkey userscript that adds a Stream On panel to Radarr movie detail pages, showing which streaming services currently have the movie available in your region.
When you open a movie in Radarr, the script queries JustWatch and injects a small panel above the movie details showing provider icons for every service currently streaming that title. Subscription, free, and ad-supported services are all shown by default. Rent and buy options are hidden.
.user.js extension and prompt you to install — click InstallBy default the script matches these URL patterns:
http://localhost:7878/*
http://127.0.0.1:7878/*
http://*/*:7878/*
http://*/radarr/*
If your Radarr runs on a different port or address, open the script in the Tampermonkey editor and add your own @match line, for example:
// @match http://192.168.1.100:7878/*
All options are at the top of the script file.
INCLUDED_TYPESControls which monetization categories are shown. Remove a type to hide that category entirely.
const INCLUDED_TYPES = ['FLATRATE', 'ADS', 'FREE'];
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
FLATRATE |
Subscription services (Netflix, Max, Disney+, etc.) |
ADS |
Free with ads (Tubi, Roku Channel, Xumo Play, etc.) |
FREE |
Completely free (Kanopy, Hoopla, Plex, etc.) |
RENT |
Rental (hidden by default) |
BUY |
Purchase (hidden by default) |
EXCLUDED_PROVIDERSHides specific services by name regardless of type. Useful for hiding duplicate tiers like ad-supported variants of services you already subscribe to.
const EXCLUDED_PROVIDERS = [
'Netflix Standard with Ads',
];
To find the exact name of a provider, open your browser console on any Radarr movie page and look for the [JW] provider names: log line — it lists every provider found for that title.
The script defaults to United States (en_US). JustWatch availability is region-specific, so results reflect US streaming availability.
To change region, find this line in the GraphQL query variables and update the country and language values:
variables: { searchQuery: title, country: 'US', language: 'en' }
Supported locales are listed in the JustWatch API docs.
The script uses a MutationObserver to detect when Radarr's React app navigates to a movie detail page. It extracts the title and year from the page <title> tag, queries the JustWatch GraphQL API, and injects a panel with provider icons below the movie details section.
MIT
