Power on Netflix: the deal signed by 50 Cent in November
Summary
An empire changing hands is a rare sight. Netflix has just annexed Starz's most lucrative catalog, and the shockwave is already spreading across the series world. Behind the move? 50 Cent, sending Power to conquer new territory.
Visual preview: the Power universe sets up on Netflix.
The deal in brief
- Deal: international rights for the 4 main series of the Power universe
- ️ Date: online release starting November 2026
- Catalog: 6 seasons of Power, 4 of Ghost, 5 of Raising Kanan, 3 of Force
- Scope: international excluding Canada, plus US rights for the original series
- Remaining at Starz: the spin-offs Power: Origins and Power: Legacy
The news shook the series world. Netflix has just secured the international rights to Power and its three main spin-offs: Power Book II: Ghost, Power Book III: Raising Kanan and Power Book IV: Force. A territory transfer of rare scale.
Specifically, the platform acquires 6 seasons of Power, 4 of Ghost, 5 of Raising Kanan and 3 of Force. The original series even arrives with US domestic rights, having lived on Hulu since 2017. Starz's flagship catalog leaves its stronghold.
Leading the conquest: Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson. The New Yorker built this universe piece by piece, and now sends it to target the world's largest subscriber base. The franchise scales up.
What remains at Starz: the last two spin-offs
The shift is not total. The two new spin-offs, Power: Origins and Power: Legacy, are not part of the deal and remain exclusive to Starz. The channel keeps a foothold, but its historic territory shrinks.
The global rollout begins in November, with one exception: Canada, excluded due to pre-existing regional contracts. For Fifty, it’s a demonstration of strategy as much as a media move. The empire does not fade. It grows.
THE EMPIRE CHANGES SIDES
The Power territory does not close, it expands. In November, the conquest goes global and the countdown is already on.
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