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: Focuses on science, history, and technology documentaries, starting at around $5.99/month.

: Known for deep-dive historical and military documentaries.

Buying a documentary for a school, library, or public screening requires specific licensing, as standard "home use" versions do not cover public performances. buy documentaries

Rather than buying individual films, many enthusiasts subscribe to niche services that focus exclusively on nonfiction content:

: Available as an add-on channel on Prime Video, this is the best hub for Ken Burns' work and other public broadcasting series. : Focuses on science, history, and technology documentaries,

: Platforms like Apple TV and Amazon Prime Video allow you to buy individual titles to keep in your digital library. YouTube also features a vast "Movies & TV" section where documentaries like Free Solo are available for purchase.

: A unique service that is free if you have a library card or university login, offering over 30,000 films including many from A24 and HBO. Educational & Institutional Purchasing : A unique service that is free if

: For independent films, Vimeo On Demand is a popular choice where you can often buy a DRM-free copy directly from the filmmakers. Mubi and The Criterion Collection are excellent for highly curated, award-winning documentaries.