Hi there! You’ll need to log in to Plex before you can enroll in the Discover Together Beta.
Join the Discover Together Beta
We’re taking our Discover experience to the next level, and you (and your friends) can be the first to try it. Sign up for the beta today—it’s fast and free for anyone with a Plex Pass.
Plex Pass Required
Sorry! You’ll need a spiffy new Plex Pass to enroll in this beta program. To discover all of the benefits of a Plex Pass, visit our handy Plex Pass page.
Congrats! You’re already registered for the Discover Together Beta.
You and your friends should have already received (or will be receiving shortly) an email confirming your enrollment. If you haven’t received one yet, please be patient as we process requests.
And as a beta tester, you can invite your friends into the beta so you can more thoroughly test the features.
Am I eligible?
Right now the beta is open to Plex Pass subscribers only. When you join the beta, your friends on Plex get enrolled in the beta as well.
Tell me more.
Think of it as an enhanced Discover experience, where you can decide what to watch based on ratings and activity from people you actually know in real life. As this is an early beta release, we’re looking for actionable feedback from you on how to optimize and improve this experience. Thank you in advance for helping us shape the future of Plex!
Questions? We’re always here to help.
- First, you—the Plex Pass subscriber—apply to the beta by pressing the consent button on this page.
- When accepted (usually in a few minutes—but there might be a delay depending on a few, shall we say, dependencies) you will get a confirmation email that you have been enrolled in the beta.
Roku, Android TV, Fire TV, Apple TV, Smart TVs, iPhone, Android Mobile, and the Plex Web app.
In addition, all of your friends on Plex (regardless of their Plex Pass subscription status) will also be automatically enrolled in the beta, and also will all get emails notifying them that—as your friend—they are now enrolled in the beta.
Please note: If you do not want your friends enrolled in the beta, please refrain from enrolling in the beta yourself!
- Once in the beta, you and your friends will independently be able to decide how much—or how little—you wish to share with one another by customizing your privacy levels in your account settings.
- If you so choose, you can make your activities completely private. (But what would be the fun in that?)
- Most importantly, the choice on privacy is yours and you can change it any time.
While you’re enrolled in the beta, any new friend you invite will also be automatically enrolled in the beta.
Please provide feedback on your experience in the Plex forums here.
While there is no way to opt-out of the beta at this time, there are settings available that will allow you to disable or hide these features. You can also adjust your privacy settings so that you do not share any activity with anyone.
That means a Plex Pass subscriber you are friends with enrolled themselves into the beta, and as part of that experience, friends are also enrolled. You can always keep your privacy settings on “private” so that no information about your Watch History, Watch List, or Ratings is shared with your friends or anyone else.
Have more questions? Please visit this post in the Plex forums for more information. And thank you so much! We rely on your feedback to help make Plex as useful and powerful and swanky an experience for you as possible.
