Superights
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2013
- HeadquartersParis, France
- Headcount1–10
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingServices
What Superights does
Superights, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Paris at 107 Avenue Parmentier, is an international distribution company dedicated to children's and family content. It operates as a trade name under the French legal entity SUPERPROD S.A.S. (RCS Paris 528 048 820), with additional offices in Milan, New York, and Los Angeles supporting its global sales footprint. The company represents a catalog of more than 50 programs — series, specials, and feature films — sourced from over 25 international production partners including Cartoon Saloon (Puffin Rock), Watch Next Media (Nate is Late, Boy Girl Dog Cat Mouse Cheese), VTech/Kuku Studios (Go! Go! Cory Carson), Dreamworks (Lassie), Tencent Video, Princess Sam Pictures (Tara Duncan), Submarine, Nadasdy Film, Spark AS (Bo Bear), and Atlantyca (Geronimo Stilton). Core technology is a content distribution and rights management platform built around a multilingual sales operation covering French, English, Spanish, and Italian.
The business model is B2B licensing and distribution: Superights sells broadcasting rights to TV networks (Disney, Warner Media, Cartoon Network, BBC, France Télévisions, RAI, ZDF, TF1, Sky, Nickelodeon, Canal Plus), VOD rights to streaming platforms (Netflix), and additionally manages Licensing & Merchandising, Theatrical, and Home Video rights globally. Revenue is generated through licensing fees, distribution rights sales, and merchandising rights management on a per-deal, quote-based negotiation model. There is no public pricing, no disclosed revenue, no external funding, and the company operates with 1-10 employees.
The portfolio spans preschool through teen demographics and includes both heritage brands (Miffy via Mercis/Superprod/Studiocanal, Lassie, Hello Kitty: Super Style! via Sanrio) and multi-awarded original content (Puffin Rock with Emmy/Kidscreen/Annie recognition, Bo Bear with Prix Jeunesse Munich 2018, Zibilla with Giffoni Experience and Kyoto International Children's Film Festival awards). Distribution occurs primarily through direct enterprise sales at international industry events including MIPCOM, MIPTV, Kidscreen, Cartoon Forum, MIFA Annecy, NATPE Budapest, and ATF Singapore.
Superights firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Superights
- Legal name
- SUPERPROD S.A.S.
- Website
- https://superights.net
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2013
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 1–10 employees
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Superights industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Children's and family content distribution
- NAICS
- Motion Picture and Video Distribution (512120)
- SIC
- Services-Motion Picture & Video Tape Distribution (7822)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Distribution Rights & Windowing Management (Theatrical/TV/Streaming/Home) (MPADALAG)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Finished Program Sales & Window Licensing (Domestic/International) (MPABANAB), Royalty, Reporting & Revenue Share Administration (MPADALAJ)
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Where Superights is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Paris
- HQ country
- France
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices4 records
Markets served
Superights business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Technology or R&D
Revenue model
- International Content Distribution: Superights distributes children's and family programs internationally to broadcasters, streaming platforms, and licensing partners. Revenue is generated through licensing fees, distribution rights sales, and merchandising rights management.
Go-to-market motion1 record
Distribution channels3 records
Marketing channels6 records
Superights product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Superights is an international distribution company that licenses and sells children's and family animated programming (series, specials and features) from more than 25 production partners to broadcasters, streaming platforms and licensing/merchandising partners worldwide. The company manages the full rights spectrum across traditional TV, VOD, Licensing & Merchandising, Theatrical and Home Video, representing established franchises such as Miffy, Geronimo Stilton, Go! Go! Cory Carson, Puffin Rock, Tara Duncan and Lassie.
Product overview
Superights is a content distribution company offering a portfolio of children's and family animated programming. The catalog includes comedy series (Miffy and Friends, Puffin Rock, Pat the Dog), adventure/fantasy shows (Dungeons & Kittens, Tara Duncan, Underdog), edutainment programs (Koumi's Animated Picture Book, Croco Doc, I Love This Job), and special features. Programs span various formats including series (26-156 episodes), specials, and feature films, targeting audiences from preschool through teens. The company distributes internationally and works with over 25 producers worldwide.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Products and services
- Miffy and Friends
Companies that use Superights
Customer profileNamed customers10 records
Segments5 records
Ideal customer profiles1 record
Superights technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Superights partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
25 partnerships are on record, tiered core and major.
- SuperprodcoreSuperprod is the parent company/affiliated production company of Superights. Founded by Clément Calvet and Jérémie Fajner, Superprod is a major French animation studio that produces much of the content distributed by Superights.
- StudiocanalcoreStudiocanal partnered with Superights to manage international sales for the new CG animated series 'Miffy and Friends'. Studiocanal is a major European content company and production partner for the Miffy series.
- Cartoon SalooncoreIrish animation studio Cartoon Saloon (Oscar-nominated for 'The Secret of Kells', 'Song of the Sea') produces content distributed by Superights including 'Puffin Rock' and 'Silly Sundays'.
- Watch Next MediacoreFrench production company Watch Next Media produces multiple titles in Superights catalog including 'Dungeons & Kittens', 'Audrey's Shelter', 'Nate is Late', and 'I Love This Job'. Watch Next secured multi-territory deals through Superights.
- VTechcoreVTech is a global technology company and producer of 'Go! Go! Cory Carson' (62 episodes plus specials) produced with Kuku Studios, with global distribution handled by Superights.
- Tencent VideocoreChinese tech giant Tencent Video co-produces 'The Adventures of Little Penguin' (52 episodes) and 'Deep in the Bowl', with international distribution by Superights.
- Distillery FilmscoreIrish studio Distillery Films produces 'Sullivan Sails' (26 episodes) with ALT Animation, with global distribution rights held by Superights.
- DreamworkscoreDreamworks Animation co-produces the animated 'Lassie' series (52 episodes, 2 seasons) with Superprod, with Superights handling international distribution.
- Red Monk StudiocoreItalian studio Red Monk Studio co-produces 'Underdog' and 'Home Sweet Rome' (13 episodes) with First Generation Films. 'Home Sweet Rome' was a major international co-production with HBO and European public broadcasters.
- DeAPlaneta EntertainmentmajorSpanish entertainment company DeAPlaneta partnered with Superprod for new CG animated 'Underdog' series in 2025. DeAPlaneta handles Spanish-speaking market while Superights manages global distribution.
- FerlycoreFrench production company Ferly produces 'Momolu and Friends' with Yellow Animation and Digital Graphics, with Superights handling worldwide distribution.
- Princess Sam PicturescoreFrench studio Princess Sam Pictures produces 'Tara Duncan' (52 episodes), with Superights securing global distribution rights to this popular French franchise.
- AnimooncorePolish studio Animoon produces 'I Love This Job' (26 episodes), an inspirational preschool series about different professions, with worldwide distribution by Superights.
- Nadasdy FilmcoreSwiss studio Nadasdy Film produces multiple titles in the catalog including 'Giuseppe', 'Chasing Horrifox', 'Ralph and the Dinosaurs', 'Zibilla', and 'Maelys' Mysteries'.
- Je Suis Bien ContentcoreFrench studio Je Suis Bien Content produces 'Boyster', 'Best Bugs Forever', 'Nawak', and 'The Crunchers' in Superights' catalog.
- SubmarinecoreDutch studio Submarine produces 'Doopie', 'Kika & Bob', and 'Picnic with Cake' in the Superights catalog, with international distribution handled by Superights.
- Le Regard SonorecoreFrench studio Le Regard Sonore produces educational content including 'Koumi's Animated Picture Book', 'Draw Animals with Koumi', 'Moko', 'Story Time!', and 'The Scent of Carrots' in the Superights catalog.
- Vivement Lundi!coreFrench studio Vivement Lundi! produces multiple titles in the catalog including 'Harrison & Me', 'Chasing Horrifox', 'The Horn Quartet' series, and 'Ralph and the Dinosaurs'.
- Kuku StudioscoreUS studio Kuku Studios co-produces 'Go! Go! Cory Carson' with VTech, with Superights handling global distribution.
- First Generation FilmscoreCanadian studio First Generation Films co-produces 'Home Sweet Rome!' with Red Monk Studio, with Superights handling international sales.
- Cloudco EntertainmentcoreUS entertainment company Cloudco Entertainment co-produces 'Boy, Girl, Dog, Cat, Mouse, Cheese' (156 episodes across 3 seasons) with Watch Next Media and Kavaleer Productions.
- Spark AScoreNorwegian studio Spark AS produces 'Bo Bear' series and films (52 episodes plus 10 specials, 3 feature films), with global distribution by Superights.
- Atlantyca EntertainmentcoreItalian company Atlantyca Entertainment holds rights to 'Geronimo Stilton' (78 episodes across 3 seasons) and co-produces with Superprod for international distribution through Superights.
- MercismajorDutch company Mercis holds rights to Dick Bruna's 'Miffy' and is coproducer of the new 'Miffy and Friends' series alongside Superprod and Studiocanal.
- SanriomajorJapanese company Sanrio is the brand owner of 'Hello Kitty', which is featured in 'Hello Kitty: Super Style!' produced by Monello Productions, Maga Animation, and Watch Next Media.
Scale indicators2 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights6 records
Superights competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Studio 100: Belgian-based entertainment company behind Maya the Bee, Heidi, and Blinky Bill, combining animation production, international distribution, licensing & merchandising, and theme parks. Comparable to Superights as a European-headquartered kids IP owner-distributor with full multi-rights monetization.
- Cyber Group Studios: French animation production and distribution company distributing shows such as Gigantosaurus and Zorro the Chronicles globally to broadcasters and streaming platforms. Directly comparable to Superights as a Paris-based French competitor in international kids content distribution.
- Zodiak Kids & Family (Banijay Kids & Family): European kids content production and distribution business within Banijay, distributing animated and live-action series globally to broadcasters and platforms. Directly comparable as a B2B international distributor managing multi-territory rights for premium kids IP.
- WildBrain: Canadian-based global kids and family entertainment company (formerly DHX Media) that owns IP such as Peanuts, Teletubbies, and Strawberry Shortcake and operates one of the largest international kids content distribution and licensing businesses. Directly comparable to Superights as a multi-rights international kids distributor with TV, VOD, and consumer products monetization.
- Splash Entertainment: US-based global entertainment company producing and distributing family and kids content including feature films and series with worldwide licensing operations. Comparable to Superights as an international kids and family content distributor with multi-rights (TV, home video, licensing) capabilities.
- Federation Entertainment: Paris-headquartered international distribution and production company representing premium scripted, animation, and unscripted content globally, including kids properties. Comparable to Superights as a French-rooted, international multi-genre distributor with strong broadcaster and platform relationships.
Broad incumbents
- Studiocanal: European production, distribution, and sales company (Canal+ subsidiary) handling film, TV, and animation rights globally and already co-producing the Miffy and Friends series alongside Superights. Comparable as a major European rights holder and distributor, operating across a wider genre slate.
- Gaumont: Historic French film/TV studio and global distributor with a growing animation business, distributing across theatrical, TV, and streaming worldwide. Comparable as a French-headquartered international content distributor, though operating at far broader scale and across non-kids genres.
- Hasbro Entertainment: US toy and entertainment conglomerate that owns major kids IP (My Little Pony, Transformers, Peppa Pig) and operates a global content distribution and consumer products business. Comparable as a major brand-driven kids rights holder and licensor, though at vastly larger scale and as owner rather than independent distributor.
- Mattel: Global toy and family entertainment company producing and distributing content based on its IP portfolio (Barbie, Hot Wheels, Thomas & Friends) across TV, streaming, and film worldwide. Comparable as a brand-driven kids entertainment distributor and licensor at significantly larger scale.
Market position
Strengths4 records
Weaknesses4 records
Competitive moat4 records
Key risks5 records
Key highlights6 records
Customer concentration
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Superights leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles5 records
Superights funding detail
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Funding rounds
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Frequently asked questions about Superights
What does Superights do?
Superights is an international distribution company that licenses and sells children's and family animated programming (series, specials and features) from more than 25 production partners to broadcasters, streaming platforms and licensing/merchandising partners worldwide. The company manages the full rights spectrum across traditional TV, VOD, Licensing & Merchandising, Theatrical and Home Video, representing established franchises such as Miffy, Geronimo Stilton, Go! Go! Cory Carson, Puffin Rock, Tara Duncan and Lassie.
Is Superights a public or private company?
Superights is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was Superights founded?
Superights was founded in 2013. It employs 1 to 10 people.
Where is Superights based?
Superights is headquartered in Paris, France, in the Europe region.
How does Superights make money?
One revenue line is on record: international Content Distribution.
Who are Superights's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Studio 100, Cyber Group Studios, Zodiak Kids & Family (Banijay Kids & Family), WildBrain, Splash Entertainment and Federation Entertainment. Broad incumbents are Studiocanal, Gaumont, Hasbro Entertainment and Mattel.
Does Superights have an API?
No public API is recorded for Superights.
What industry is Superights in?
Superights's product category is Children's and family content distribution. Its primary akta.pro industry code is MPADALAG, Distribution Rights & Windowing Management (Theatrical/TV/Streaming/Home), with a secondary code of MPABANAB, Finished Program Sales & Window Licensing (Domestic/International). Its NAICS code is 512120 and its SIC code is 7822.