pchick.ca

What it is

This is Peacock, the general streaming subscription service owned by NBCUniversal in the United States. The current domain pchick.ca actually redirects and displays the full content of the Peacock service. The platform is primarily focused on on-demand streaming movies and shows, live news, and live sports events, and it is one of the mainstream streaming platforms in the US.

Core Features & Pricing

Peacock offers three subscription tiers:

• The basic ad-supported tier gives you access to regular content from channels like NBC and Bravo, but excludes sports, movies, and platform original content.
• The Premium tier unlocks the full library of movies, shows, original content, and live sports events, but still includes ads.
• The Premium Plus tier builds on Premium to remove most ads, supports offline content downloads, and also lets you stream your local NBC channel live.

Pricing is available for both monthly and annual billing. Annual billing gets you an equivalent discount of "10 months for the price of 2 free", and students get an exclusive discount on the Premium plan. Subscriptions can be canceled anytime, making the policy very flexible.

Pros, Cons & Use Cases

Pros: Peacock is backed by NBCUniversal's massive content library, has a huge stock of licensed content, offers extensive coverage of sports events, supports compatibility across all devices, and its pricing is on the lower end among North American streaming services, making it great value for money.

Cons: It has strict geoblocking for copyright, some MLB games are subject to regional blackout rules, even the top-tier plan still includes some ads and can't be completely ad-free.

This platform is ideal for users living in North America who love movies and shows from the US/Europe, and viewers who follow international sports. Chinese users need a proxy to access it, and the existing georestrictions mean the regular user experience is not good.

Access from China

This service is only available to users in North America. IP addresses located in China cannot access it directly, and a proxy is required to connect and use it. There is no localized service or support for Chinese users.