List of all countries where Hoopla is available

Hoopla is a great way to read books, watch movies, and listen to audiobooks. The company, a subsidiary of Midwest Tape, works with libraries and various production companies to allow people with library cards to borrow online materials from their local library.

Instead of a streaming service subscription, you can use Hoopla to get only the TV shows and movies you like, along with audiobooks and ebooks.

Remember, since you are getting this service from your local library, you can also borrow physical books and be part of a community of readers. 

List of all countries where Hoopla is available

Hoopla is available in the following countries: 

  • United States of America
  • Canada
  • Australia
  • New Zealand

If you already have a Hoopla account, you can read and listen to the books you have on your devices outside these countries. However, you will not be able to watch TV shows and movies. 

Picture of an Ereader and a book on a bed.
You can read Hoopla content on any device: Instagram/@booksnstarz

How to join Hoopla

To join Hoopla, you need a library card from a Hoopla library. Then, you need to create a Hoopla account on the website to access the online materials. You can learn more about joining Hoopla here

What devices work with Hoopla

You can read, listen to, or watch Hoopla content on any device. Although Hoopla does not produce its own devices, you can enjoy the content on the following devices. 

  • iPads
  • iPhones
  • Android devices
  • Chromecast
  • FireTv
  • Roku
  • AppleTV
  • PC
  • Kindle Fire
  • Nooks
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Using Hoopla outside the supported countries

If you are travelling or moving to a different country and want to continue using your Hoopla account, you can try using a VPN.

You must set your location as your home country, such as the US, and you can access your favourite content on Hoopla. 

Problems with Hoopla?

Suppose you have problems with your account while in the US, Canada, Australia, or New Zealand, you can contact Hoopla.

Your local library can also help you with any problems using Hoopla.

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