Netflix Headquarters & Office Locations: Full 2026 Directory

Netflix is headquartered in Los Gatos, California — a suburban campus roughly 50 miles south of San Francisco that has served as the company's nerve center since 2003. Beyond Los Gatos, Netflix operates a global footprint of regional offices, production hubs, and country-level outposts spanning more than 30 countries. This directory covers every major location with addresses, functions, and the teams you'll find there.

Where is Netflix headquartered?

Netflix is headquartered in Los Gatos, California, a city of roughly 35,000 people in the Santa Clara County foothills. The address — 100 Winchester Circle — appears on all SEC filings, investor relations materials, and official corporate correspondence.

Los Gatos was chosen when Netflix was still a DVD-by-mail company. Unlike many Silicon Valley peers that relocated to San Francisco when scaling, Netflix stayed. The campus has expanded significantly over the years and now includes multiple buildings housing engineering, product, finance, legal, HR, and the executive team including the co-CEOs.

It's worth distinguishing the Los Gatos campus from Netflix's creative center of gravity. The entertainment industry's gravitational pull means that content strategy, original programming, and studio partnerships are largely run out of Los Angeles — a distinction that matters if you're trying to reach the right team.

What is Netflix's corporate address and campus?

Netflix's official corporate address is 100 Winchester Circle, Los Gatos, CA 95032, United States. The main phone number listed in public filings is +1 (408) 540-3700.

The Los Gatos campus spans several buildings and is known internally for its open-plan engineering spaces and the culture of radical transparency that CEO Reed Hastings described in No Rules Rules. The campus is not a public facility — there are no public tours and visitor access requires a scheduled appointment with an internal contact.

"We're an unusual company. We work hard to make sure everyone has the context they need to make good decisions."

— Reed Hastings, Co-Founder & Executive Chairman, Netflix (No Rules Rules, 2020)

For vendors, partners, or press: the Los Gatos address is the correct mailing address for formal correspondence. Operational and procurement teams for specific business units, however, are typically co-located with their functional counterparts — which often means Los Angeles for content, Amsterdam for EMEA commercial, or Singapore for APAC.

What are Netflix's US office locations?

Netflix maintains several distinct US locations serving different functions. Here is the full current directory:

Los Gatos, California — Corporate Headquarters

Address: 100 Winchester Circle, Los Gatos, CA 95032
Functions: Executive leadership, engineering, product, finance, legal, HR, investor relations

Los Angeles, California — Production & Content Hub

Address: 5808 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90028 (Netflix on Sunset)
Functions: Original content, studio production, creative development, talent partnerships, marketing
This is Netflix's largest physical production facility in the US, opened in 2022. It includes 13 floors of office space, screening rooms, and production infrastructure. Netflix also maintains additional creative offices in the Burbank and Hollywood areas.

New York, New York — East Coast Office

Address: 888 Broadway, New York, NY 10003
Functions: Advertising sales (post-ad-tier launch), brand partnerships, press and communications, finance

Chicago, Illinois

Functions: Customer service operations, regional sales
Netflix has maintained a customer operations presence in Chicago as part of its North American support infrastructure.

Salt Lake City, Utah

Functions: Customer service and operations center
One of Netflix's primary English-language customer support hubs in the US.

Where are Netflix's international offices?

Netflix's international expansion has been aggressive. According to Netflix's annual report filings, the company now operates in over 190 countries and maintains physical offices in more than 30 of them. Below are the major regional hubs.

Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA)

• Amsterdam, Netherlands — EMEA regional headquarters; commercial, finance, and legal for the region. Address: Amstelplein 1, 1096 HA Amsterdam.
• London, United Kingdom — Content production for UK originals, EMEA marketing, press. Address: 30 Cardinal Place, London SW1E 5EB.
• Paris, France — French original content and local partnerships.
• Madrid, Spain — Spanish-language content for Europe and Latin America crossover productions.
• Rome, Italy — Italian original production hub.
• Berlin, Germany — German original content, local marketing.
• Warsaw, Poland — Central and Eastern Europe operations.
• Istanbul, Turkey — Turkey and broader MENA content partnerships.
• Tel Aviv, Israel — Israeli originals and MENA regional support.

Latin America (LATAM)

• São Paulo, Brazil — LATAM regional headquarters; Brazilian content, regional commercial operations.
• Mexico City, Mexico — Mexican original content and Central America operations.
• Buenos Aires, Argentina — Argentine original productions and Southern Cone market.
• Bogotá, Colombia — Colombian content and Andean market.

Asia-Pacific (APAC)

• Singapore — APAC regional headquarters; commercial, finance, and regional strategy.
• Tokyo, Japan — Japanese original content, anime partnerships, local market.
• Seoul, South Korea — Korean original content (K-drama, film); one of the fastest-growing production hubs globally following the success of titles like Squid Game.
• Mumbai, India — Indian original content, one of Netflix's largest local content investments.
• Sydney, Australia — Australian originals and ANZ commercial operations.
• Jakarta, Indonesia — Southeast Asia content and operations.
• Manila, Philippines — Southeast Asia regional support.
• Taipei, Taiwan — Taiwanese and broader Chinese-language content.

Canada

• Toronto, Ontario — Canadian original content and commercial partnerships.
• Vancouver, British Columbia — Production support for US/Canada co-productions.

How many employees does Netflix have and where are they based?

Netflix had approximately 14,000 full-time employees globally as of Q1 2026, a figure that has stabilised following the workforce reductions of 2022–2023. Netflix's 2024 10-K filing with the SEC confirms the company continues to invest heavily in engineering and content roles internationally.

The employee distribution roughly mirrors the office structure: approximately 40% of staff are based in the US (split between Los Gatos and Los Angeles), with the remaining 60% distributed across international offices. EMEA accounts for the largest share of international headcount, followed by APAC and LATAM.

This distribution matters for anyone trying to understand Netflix's organisational decision-making. Procurement for technology vendors, for example, is not a single centralised function — it varies by region and by business unit. A SaaS vendor selling to Netflix's engineering organisation in Los Gatos is navigating a very different buying process than one selling production management tools to the content team in London or Seoul.

Why does knowing Netflix's office locations matter for B2B sales?

Enterprise sales teams targeting Netflix — or using Netflix as a benchmark to find similar companies — need to understand the geographic and functional structure before building outreach. Sending a vendor pitch to the Los Gatos HQ address when the relevant buyer is in Amsterdam or Singapore is one of the most common and easily avoidable prospecting mistakes.

More broadly, Netflix is a useful reference point for understanding the streaming and entertainment technology stack. Companies operating at Netflix's scale — large content libraries, global delivery infrastructure, subscription billing, multi-region customer operations — share a recognisable set of technology vendors and tooling patterns. If you sell infrastructure, security, data tooling, or production software, the companies most likely to need what you sell are the ones building similar operations.

One practical approach here: instead of chasing Netflix directly (which has long sales cycles and complex procurement), identify the other streaming or media companies that use the same infrastructure vendors Netflix does. Tools like Stealery let you search by competitor or technology and surface a list of companies using the same tools — filtered by size, location, and hiring signals — so you're reaching buyers who have already validated the problem and allocated budget, rather than starting from scratch with cold education.

The same logic applies in reverse: if you're selling to Netflix's vendors, knowing that Netflix's EMEA commercial team sits in Amsterdam (not London or Los Gatos) tells you which office to prioritise and which regional decision-makers to research.