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Where to watch Suits
It finished in 2019, came back four years later and broke a streaming record doing it. Now it's in two places at once.
Last checked 26 July 2026 · US availability
All nine seasons of Suits are on Netflix and on Peacock.
134 episodes. Check what you're already subscribed to before you sign up for anything.
Why it's on both
Suits aired on USA Network, which makes Peacock its corporate home. The Netflix listing is a licence on top of that, and it's the reason the show had its second life.
When Suits arrived on Netflix in June 2023, four years after it had finished, it broke the Nielsen record for weekly streaming minutes and sat at number one across all of US streaming for a longer unbroken run than anything else that year. A nine-season USA Network procedural that nobody had thought about since 2019 spent that summer beating every original Netflix put out.
Which one to use
Whichever you already pay for. The show is the same on both, and there is no version with extra episodes or better transfers waiting on the other side.
If you pay for neither, compare like for like. With ads, Netflix undercuts Peacock at $8.99 against $10.99. Without ads it reverses, Peacock at $16.99 against Netflix at $19.99. Either way Suits is a show you finish and then cancel, so the monthly figure is the only one that matters.
What about Suits LA?
Separate show, launched February 2025, different city and mostly different cast. It aired on NBC and streams on Peacock, so if you're watching the original there you already have it. It was cancelled after one season.
That cancellation is the useful part. It is not a continuation, it resolves nothing from the original, and it doesn't get the chance to. Watch it only if you finish all nine seasons and specifically want more of the feeling.
Is nine seasons too many?
The consensus, which is roughly correct, is that the show peaks in the middle and the last two seasons are noticeably weaker after cast departures. Plenty of people stop after season seven and report no regrets.
It's a procedural, not a puzzle box, so nothing is waiting at the end that retroactively justifies the weaker stretch.
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