The phrase "a small subscription" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a minor fee or payment for a service or membership.
Example: "To access the premium content, you only need to pay a small subscription each month."
Alternatives: "a modest fee" or "a minimal charge."
Cough up a small subscription and you don't even have to suffer those.
In the late 1800s, 63 of them started a union with a small subscription fee and a set of laws.
For now, the site is free for consumers and body shops, but Mr. Mann plans to eventually charge body shops a small subscription fee.
The two main content providers are XM Satellite Radio (www.xmradio.com) and Sirius Satellite Radio (www.siriusradio.com), which charge a small subscription fee for monthly service.
iubenda offers a customisable, easy to embed tool to frame legal T&Cs for websites, and charges a small subscription fee.
WhatsApp has eschewed advertising and makes its modest revenue on a small subscription fee ($1 a year) after users get the first year free.
Evelyn Castillo-Bach, an entrepreneur in Florida who created a small, subscription-based site exclusively for students called Collegiate Nation, said she was quickly introducing a version of the platform that anyone would be able join.
Private jet subscription service Surf Air is announcing a new membership package called Surf Air Express alongside Indiegogo, which allows for members to pay a smaller subscription for individual bookings on the company's semi-private scheduled planes.
Most recently he was an editor and contributor to The Bulletin in Defense of Marxism, a small bimonthly subscription publication.
Getting its start in 2007, Vélib' has peppered Paris and surrounding cities with stations that allow commuters who pay a small annual subscription to take a bicycle for up to 45 minutes free of charge.
