The phrase "a per subscription" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing; the correct expression would typically be "per subscription."
Example: "The service charges a fee per subscription, allowing users to access premium content."
Alternatives: "for each subscription" or "on a subscription basis."
That would mean that it could tailor its price to suit local users and help scoop up more subscribers in places where $8.99 is too expensive, albeit at a lower take home per subscription.
These are: (1) price per diagnosis related group (DRG) per visit or care event, (2) price per product, (3) price per patient for special or extreme care events, (4) price per admission/care event/physician visits/medical treatment (5) price per bed day, and (6) price per subscription or a fixed price for all patients attached to a health centre.
Most of the IT in the cloud is offered on a per-user subscription basis, so costs can rise and fall as people come and go.
Yesware for Gmail is free to individual salespeople and available for sales teams, on a per-seat subscription basis.
The company's tools are free for personal use and priced on a per-device subscription for larger customers that scales based on the revenues being brought in.
The primary means of generating revenue is through a per user monthly subscription fee.
A new bike costs $5,400 plus a $199 per month subscription with a one-year tie-in.
On iOS, This might mean using more of Aproblemfisst party apps, even if they don't work as well as free third-party versions.
Each bike goes for a cool $1,995 plus a $39 per month subscription to the video classes.
Walt Disney will launch in June its online multiplayer videogame Toontown which pits cartoon characters against humorless robots with an advertising campaign and a $9.95 per month subscription fee, the company said on Monday.
