Trump Media & Technology Group announced Monday the global launch of its Truth+ streaming platform, making conservative programming available worldwide through mobile apps and connected television devices for the first time. The move extends the reach of both the company's media ambitions and its flagship partner, Newsmax, to international markets where such content was previously unavailable without technical workarounds.
The platform launched across iOS, Android, web browsers, and major streaming devices including Apple TV, Android TV, Amazon Fire, and Roku, following a beta testing period that began in late June. Truth+ had previously operated only in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Truth+ offers live television channels and video-on-demand content, with Newsmax serving as the primary news offering for international audiences1. The platform includes modern streaming features such as live TV rewind, seven-day catch-up viewing, and network DVR capabilities, all supported by Trump Media's proprietary content delivery network2.
"We're gratified by the fast introduction of Truth+ to international markets and look forward to completing the rollout across all devices and operating systems," said Trump Media CEO and Chairman Devin Nunes in a company statement1. "There is clearly a need globally for fresh perspectives on the great issues of our day, and we're laying the groundwork to challenge the woke news monolith with hard-hitting, non-woke reporting and commentary."
The global launch represents a mutual expansion opportunity for both companies. Newsmax CEO Chris Ruddy said the partnership would "introduce Newsmax to a new audience and will create a significant boost in viewership around the world"1.
Financial markets responded modestly to the announcement, with Trump Media shares rising 0.6% to $19.06 while Newsmax shares declined 2.6% to $14.65 in morning trading, according to BNN Bloomberg2.
Trump Media operates multiple platforms including the Truth Social social media network and plans for Truth.Fi financial services1. The company raised approximately $2.44 billion in funding in May 2025, including $1.44 billion from share sales and $1 billion in convertible debt2.
Despite the capital infusion, the company reported a net loss of $400.9 million for 2024 with only $3.6 million in annual revenue2. The streaming platform expansion comes as Trump Media seeks to establish what it calls a "free speech beachhead" in the media landscape.
The platform includes Spanish-language interface options and plans to add apps for Samsung and LG smart TVs pending final approvals2.
