You can watch I Can Only Imagine on several major streaming and digital platforms right now, plus a few options to rent or buy it.

Quick Scoop: Where to Watch I Can Only Imagine

Subscription or included streaming

  • Some regional Netflix catalogs currently carry I Can Only Imagine , so if you already have Netflix, search the title there first.
  • Certain faith- or family-focused services (for example, New Faith Network) list the movie in their online catalog, typically as part of a subscription.
  • In some regions, you can stream it for free with ads or as part of a channel bundle on platforms like Roku or Plex, depending on the apps you install.

Digital rental and purchase (HD/4K)

If it’s not on your local subscription services, it’s widely available to rent or buy digitally:

  • Amazon / Prime Video – Available to rent or buy in HD; often also appears as a channel option inside Amazon (like themed movie channels).
  • Apple TV / iTunes – Offered as a digital rental or purchase.
  • Google Play Movies – Listed with options to buy in HD or rent in HD (price points like around 3.99 to rent, 14.99 to buy are typical).
  • Fandango at Home (formerly Vudu) – Available to rent or purchase in HD.

These stores let you stream on smart TVs, phones, tablets, or via devices like Roku, Chromecast, Fire TV, or Apple TV.

Physical media and offline watching

  • The movie is also sold on DVD and Blu‑ray , commonly via online retailers such as Amazon, so you can watch it even without a streaming subscription.

A note about Angel Studios

  • Angel Studios previously hosted I Can Only Imagine for a limited-time streaming window , but it has since been removed and is no longer available there.

Mini FAQ

Is it on Netflix everywhere?
No—availability on Netflix is region-based. Some countries (like parts of Latin America) currently list it; others do not. You’ll need to search within your own Netflix app to confirm.

What if I just want the cheapest option?

  • First check any subscriptions you already pay for (Netflix, regional faith-based services, or free-with-ads apps on Roku or smart TVs).
  • If it’s not included, compare rental prices on Amazon, Apple TV, Google Play, and Fandango at Home—these are usually similar, but promos can make one slightly cheaper.

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