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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a yearly subscription" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a subscription service that is billed or renewed once a year.
Example: "I decided to purchase a yearly subscription to the streaming service to save money compared to the monthly plan."
Alternatives: "an annual subscription" or "a 12-month subscription".
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The site, which covers seven trail activities, costs $15 for a yearly subscription, or $2.50 a month.
Apparently not Rhapsody, which for a decade has offered a similar service for a yearly subscription.
Would you charge a yearly subscription, a monthly subscription or charge per click?
Basic information about charities is free at its Web site; deeper examinations require a yearly subscription.
A monthly subscription for $14.99 brings unlimited streaming, while a yearly subscription costs $149.99.
You pay a yearly subscription and you get all your music free.
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Zoho says the add-on costs $2/user/month on an yearly subscription or $3/user/month for monthly subscription.
We're not suggesting that you scrap the occasional tee time with customers, but 50 to 500 basis points for each transaction-and perhaps a small yearly subscription to a given site-is probably worth it to move those pesky coils.
How will Apple charge for its own iCloud apps, as a bundled yearly subscription ($99/year) or a la carte?
Finally, for customers who are eligible to receive flight coupons for price drops, Yapta will offer to do all the work to get the coupon for a 10% fee (or a flat yearly subscription fee of $40).
Apple's new iOS 5 and iCloud service will take on much of this all at once, automatically copying your iTunes library into the cloud and offering a chunk of free storage (and then a very large chunk for a small yearly subscription fee).
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