The phrase "annual subscription rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cost associated with a subscription that is billed on a yearly basis.
Example: "The annual subscription rate for the magazine has increased this year, so be sure to renew your subscription before the price goes up."
Alternatives: "yearly subscription fee" or "annual membership cost".
The price of a single issue is $3.95, and the regular annual subscription rate is $18.
The service plans to send a new, Jewish-themed feature film on DVD and via Internet streaming to subscribers once every two months - and then monthly, when things get swinging - for an annual subscription rate of $108, or $68 for six months and $3.25 in shipping and handling costs per disc.
The Bond Buyer is priced for institutional readers, with an annual subscription rate over $1,000.
Later, there is this: "For the next term of issues, the credit card you previously provided for your selections will charged for [fill in the name of the magazine] at [fill in the annual subscription rate]." Compare that with the notice sent by Sports Illustrated, if you subscribe to it directly.
The company reported a 91percentt annual subscription run rate and a $50 million revenue run rate in 2014 — and CEO Jeremy Roche says investors are capitalizing on the growth of the business.
Users can sign up for the Independent Portfolio which offers premium articles either at a pay-per-view rate or via annual subscription.
The going rate for an annual subscription to a big online title is about $50 a year.
Next year, the title will increase the annual subscription price $10 to $60 in an effort to maintain its current rate base and retain a smaller, select group of advertisers.
Full disclosure: I bought an annual subscription to Tech In Asia at the early-bird discount rate being offered right now.
An annual subscription fee of $49 or monthly fee of $4.95 buys unlimited rated game play and extras like lectures by experts.
At that rate, you could resubscribe six times in a year and still pay less than the annual subscription price.
