The phrase "all of the subscription" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the entirety of a subscription service or product.
Example: "I have decided to cancel all of the subscription services I no longer use."
Alternatives: "the entire subscription" or "all subscriptions".
Paid Services includes all of the subscription business (both the remnants of dial-up and bring-your-own broadband), along with premium services such as SafeSocial (based on sofwtare from startup Social Shield, which just raised $10 million today) and Computer Checkup.
All of the subscription video on demand (SVOD) apps grew their revenue by at least 10percentt year-over-year, the report says, with UFC's app in last place with 14percentt growth in in-app spending, going from $7.7 million to $8.7 million.
All of the subscriptions are auto-renewing and can be set with monthly or annual fees.
It offers retailers a turnkey solution where all aspects of the subscription business – including the website, the databases, the logistics, the cleaning, returns, packing, shipping, and more – are handled.
More than 8,000 companies including Conde Nast, Stripe and Zendesk use the New York based startup's monitoring tools today, which keep track of all the subscriptions, services and databases in use by developers and operations staff to ensure it's all running smoothly.
For $14.99/month or $99/year you can subscribe to Origin Access and get games like Anthem as part of the subscription plus all the other benefits.
However, recent news coming from first-movers like Birchbox, which has reported slumping subscriptions, the $1 billion acquisition of sub-box darling Dollar Shave Club to Unilever, not to mention a 90% drop in venture capital funding for the entire category, are all signaling the end of the subscription box boom.
Albums broke into singles, digital surpassed disc and that has all culminated in the rise of the subscription over the pay-per-play model.
Vessel says it will divide up 60% of its subscription revenues between channels on its early-access tier, based on their share of viewing time: "If a creator's videos accounted for 5% of all the minutes consumers spent watching subscription content on Vessel, that creator would get 5% of the subscription dollars set aside for creators," as the company's launch FAQ put it.
