Free Chrome extension for Netflix
Know if it’s good before you press play
IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic scores on every Netflix title.
- 37,000+ titles pre-rated
- 4 scores per title
- 0 sign-ups
Scores straight from
- IMDb
- Rotten Tomatoes critics
- Rotten Tomatoes audience
- 94Metacritic
Netflix as usual. Now every card has a score.
Pin the star in Chrome, open netflix.com, and the badges are already there.
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FreeNo ads, no paid tier, nothing to unlock.
No accountInstall it and open Netflix. No sign-up, no API key.
Any languageWorks with Netflix in any language and country.
PrivateNothing about you leaves your browser.
Open a title, get the full set
The details window shows every score under the title, Metascore included. Each one links to the title’s page on IMDb or Rotten Tomatoes.
7.8/10 · 481K
95%critics
86%audience
94metacritic
One switch, and the scores you want
Click the star in Chrome’s toolbar to turn ratings on or off, or pick which scores to show.
- Title cardsThe first two of your scores that a title has.
- DetailsAll of them, under the featured title and in the details window.
- RefreshClears saved scores if something looks out of date.
Frequently asked questions
What is Ratings for Netflix?
A free Chrome extension that adds IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic scores to netflix.com: a badge on every title card, and every score under the featured title and in the details window.How much does it cost?
Nothing. There are no ads and no paid tier, and there won’t be.Do I need an account or an API key?
No. Install it, open Netflix, and the scores are there.Does it work in my country and language?
Yes. It works with Netflix in any language and region, and matches titles by their English name, type and year.Does it work on the Netflix app or my TV?
No. It runs in Google Chrome on a desktop or laptop, on netflix.com.What does it do with my data?
Nothing about you leaves your browser. It only sends a title’s name to IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes to find its scores. The privacy policy lists every request it makes.
Ready to pick something good? Add it to Chrome and the scores are there next time you open Netflix.
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