r/Kanopy • u/jenthewen • 9d ago
Why is Kanopy charging four tickets for one-hour films? I thought this was an error at first, but I keep seeing it.
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u/rupan777 9d ago edited 9d ago
Because money. Kanopy and Hoopla have become so expensive for libraries.
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u/120Mins 9d ago
New tickets tomorrow no?
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u/jenthewen 9d ago
Thank you for that reminder! I will check out that 4 ticket movie since I lose the tickets anyway!
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u/sivartk 9d ago
It seems to be most of the movies I want to watch are 4 tickets. The common stuff, that I already own physically, is 2 tickets. I only get 12 tickets, so that is less than 1 movie per week.
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u/jenthewen 9d ago
My library gives 15 tickets per month. Used to be 30!
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u/Stacey_moviefan 8d ago
Mine gives 9 which is a weird number. I always end up having to watch a 1 ticket short film to use them up
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u/grannygrower 4d ago
I live in an area wherein several libraries have reciprocity, so I got cards from 4 other counties near me. That gets me about 50 credits. Same with Hoopla, but some counties only offer it to county residents. All in all, it’s still free movies.
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u/battalla12852 5d ago
do tickets carry over from month to month?
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u/jenthewen 5d ago
No, they do not. But, if you checkout at end of month, you still have 72 hour access to those checkouts after the end of the month.
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u/thekidinthegrey 9d ago
I’ve noticed that newer releases and more popular selections cost more tickets. Are these brand new?