After a long journey from the vault to the screen, Coyote vs. Acme is officially available for home viewing. Starting today, September 29, 2026, the live-action and animated hybrid film has launched on premium video-on-demand (PVOD) platforms, allowing audiences to purchase or rent the movie for the first time since its theatrical run began in August.
The film is currently priced at $24.99 for a digital purchase on major platforms, including Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV. This digital debut follows a successful theatrical window where the film grossed more than $108 million at the global box office.
When will Coyote vs. Acme be on Max?
While the film is now available to buy or rent, it has not yet been added to the library of any subscription streaming service. As of late September, neither Ketchup Entertainment nor Warner Bros. Discovery has announced an official date for when the movie will be available to stream on Max at no additional cost to subscribers.
Industry projections suggest that a subscription-based streaming debut could occur around December 11, 2026. This estimate is based on a projected 105-day window, a distribution pattern previously observed with other Looney Tunes-related content handled by Ketchup Entertainment. While Forbes reports the film’s arrival on digital storefronts this week, the transition to SVOD (Subscription Video on Demand) typically follows a few months after the initial PVOD release to maximize digital sales.
The path to digital availability was unconventional for the production. Ketchup Entertainment acquired the distribution rights for approximately $50 million after public and industry pressure led Warner Bros. to move away from plans to scrap the film entirely. Since its August 28 theatrical release, the movie has maintained high critical marks, currently holding a 96% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes.
For now, viewers who want to see the film at home must utilize the digital purchase or rental options while waiting for a confirmed date on the Max platform.
