The phrase "a one time subscription" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a subscription that is paid for or activated only once, without any recurring payments.
Example: "For just $50, you can access all our premium content with a one time subscription."
Alternatives: "a one-off subscription" or "a single payment subscription."
When they join the e-mail list, they receive three free downloads and for a one-time subscription fee of $150 they receive 300 of them.
And, one day before that, AltaVista, a unit of CMGI, said it would provide Internet access for a one-time subscription of $48 to $80 and an annual charge of $16 to $32.
To encourage you to pay, you're enticed with the prospect of juicier information for a one-time or subscription fee.
Teams pay $12.95 per month or a reduced $9.95 per month for a one-time annual subscription for the ability to save designs to different folders, automatically resize their designs to share on social media and to work and share designs with larger groups.
But that's a deep cut for developers to give away just to smooth out friction in the one-time subscription set-up for material services.
Notably, the app is now shifting to a free-to-use business model, where a one-time purchase or subscription will unlock all the features.
Offer this with a one-time payment or a subscription based around the problems that you see others having and provide insight on how you can help fix with advice, a service or a new type of technology.
The $60 charge is a one-time fee, not a monthly subscription like some turn-by-turn programs.
A computer is not a one-time expense; it involves a subscription to ever-changing technology.
For those who prefer not to commit to the subscription, a one-time fee per photo book is $11.95, which represents the truer cost here.
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