DramaBox
Chinese short-form video streaming platform
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DramaBox
Chinese short-form video streaming platform
DramaBox is a Chinese–Singaporean duanju app launched in April 2023, developed by Beijing-based Dianzhong Technology and owned by its Singapore-based subsidiary, StoryMatrix. Specializing in the Duanju sector, its revenue primarily comes from in-app purchases, and subscriptions.
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DramaBox is a Chinese–Singaporean duanju app launched in April 2023, developed by Beijing-based Dianzhong Technology and owned by its Singapore-based subsidiary, StoryMatrix. Specializing in the Duanju sector, its revenue primarily comes from in-app purchases, and subscriptions. The platform's short dramas are filmed vertically. As of May 2025, the total users of the app and four other microdrama apps reached more than 150 million. By August, it had achieved 90 million users. Currently, it is part of Disney's accelerator program. DramaBox is Singaporean-backed and focuses on producing short dramas, as exemplified by Divorced at the Wedding Day. In addition to translating Chinese series, it also introduces original content. It is also available in other markets, such as Brazil, and the USA. As of Q1 2024, it was ranked as the world's third-largest short drama app by downloads. During H1 2025, it averaged 44 million MAUs. As of October, it was one of the most downloaded U.S. microdrama apps.
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