Sentence examples for a one-time purchase from inspiring English sources

Starting in July, banks will need explicit permission from customers before allowing them to use their debit cards to spend more than they have in their bank accounts on a one-time purchase.

Session host and Google Play Product Manger for Commerce and Monetization Ibrahim Elbouchikhi said that while the team likes to play a game called "Where's Minecraft?" where they spot the world simulation sim from Notch, which continues to sit high on the charts despite being a one-time purchase paid app, the trend is overwhelmingly favoring freemium experiences.

Normally $40 for a one-time purchase, this 1.7-ounce jar is on sale this Prime Day for under $20.

Furthermore, packaged software is a one-time purchase (between $90 and $180).

And even under the best circumstances, epinephrine auto-injectors aren't a one-time purchase: an allergic child needs them both at home and at school, and they expire.

If you want to turn off the ads, it's $4.99 (a one-time purchase).

It's always near the top, which is a remarkable exception for a game that offers a straightforward, one-time purchase pricing scheme; free-to-play titles rule the charts these days.

App Previews are short videos that devs can use to show their software in action, which occupy the first slot in the screenshot section of an app description, and Bundles are collections of apps that can be offered at a discounted price as a single, one-time purchase.

The game used to cost $5 outright, but now it's free as mentioned, and a $1.99 one-time purchase will unlock the ad-free version.

But connected devices are not cans of beans or sweaters, and device makers do not need to limit their products to a single, one-time purchase event more commonly associated by perishable items.

The Marshall Lee story is available as a $3.99 one-time purchase, and during its debut is free to ComiXology Unlimited users, who can subscribe to receive a library of back-issues for unlimited reading in exchange for a monthly fee of $5.99, with a 30-day free trial.