Greenlight is a simulated streaming service, modeled end to end. It shows which titles earn their keep — once you account for what they cost to make, how that cost is spread over the years people keep watching, and how much they’re actually watched. Ask it anything in plain English, see the exact query behind every answer, and test “what if we spent differently.”
A made-up streaming service with a $16B slate — about 300 shows and films, across four regions and several languages. Every figure on this page is calculated live from that data.
You spend to make a title (its content cost). Because people keep watching it for years, that cost is spread out over time — that’s amortization — instead of hitting all at once. Each title is then credited a share of subscription revenue based on how much it’s watched. So profit = credited revenue − the spread-out cost − marketing. When you see “EAM,” that’s just this profit number.
Every number has one official definition. When you ask a question, the tool turns it into a real database query, shows you that query, and explains the result in plain words. If a question is unclear, it asks instead of guessing.
Series makes most of the profit, Film currently loses money, and Unscripted is small but efficient. Everything below is the same handful of numbers — each defined once — sliced different ways. “Profit” means credited revenue minus the spread-out content cost and marketing.
This analyst is a rule-based resolver, not an LLM: it matches your words against a controlled vocabulary of defined metrics. Type a question the way you’d say it out loud. The tool works out which official number you mean, runs the real query (and shows it to you), and explains the answer in a sentence. If the question is vague, it asks you to be more specific rather than inventing a number.
From the history, the tool learned how much extra profit each category returns for each extra dollar — with diminishing returns as you pour in more. Drag the sliders to shift budget between Series, Film and Unscripted, or let it find the mix that makes the most profit for your budget.
Nothing here is a black box. Your question is matched to one official number, run as a real query, and explained from the actual result — with the query shown, so you can verify every figure yourself.
Reads your plain-English question and maps it to one official number, plus any filters — region, genre, time period.
→Pulls that number’s single official formula, so every answer uses exactly the same math.
→Turns it into a database query and runs it in a real engine, right here in your browser.
→Writes a plain sentence from the actual numbers — including why something went up or down.
→Puts the query and the result on screen, so you can check every figure yourself.
Profit, margin and ROI each have one official definition. Two questions about the same thing can’t come back with different numbers.
If your question doesn’t match a defined number, it asks a follow-up instead of making something up.
The exact query appears with every answer. You never have to take a number on faith.