The phrase "a small monthly subscription" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a recurring payment that is relatively low in cost, typically for a service or product.
Example: "For just a small monthly subscription, you can access exclusive content and features on our platform."
Alternatives: "a minor monthly fee" or "a low monthly charge".
It lets people listen to music (for a small monthly subscription or pay-by-download) and then rate the song.
Most of them require a small monthly subscription fee and they don't all provide the same list of features, so it's worth shopping around for a VPN that suits you.
F-Secure has agreements with Deutsche Telekom, France Télécom and other European broadband service providers to offer F-Secure Anti-Virus to their customers at a small monthly subscription cost.
Smith said that Mind Candy hopes PopJam will eventually make money from parents paying a small monthly subscription to unlock extra features for their children, while suggesting that his industry must "crack the nut" of children's app economics in response to changing media habits.
Even so, I wonder if there'll ever be scope for Rovio to launch separate "For Kids" versions of new Angry Birds games, without the freemium mechanics, and paid for upfront by parents, or perhaps even with a small monthly subscription including a set amount of virtual currency to spend.
For more active traders, ShareBuilder's Advantage Program offers lower commissions on both stock and option trades, for a small monthly subscription fee.
Basecamp too was hosted software with a very small monthly subscription fee.
There will also be a very small monthly subscription fee for consumers who take advantage of Imp-enabled services.
Job seekers will pay small monthly subscription fees, while employers will pay a percentage of the value of any contract agreed upon.
They only charge a small monthly fee.
