Sentence examples for go for a subscription from inspiring English sources

One solution might be to offer a variety of payment plans, to maximise the number of readers: eager ones might go for a subscription, while browsers might want to pay just for the occasional article.

If it does indeed go for a subscription model, Google has some important decisions to make about how will dish money out to publishers.

Instructional video sites like 5Min and VideoJug rely on advertising, but Sofatutor will go for a subscription fee model and aim at 6.5 million 15-year-old plus students in Germany.

Going after just the existing market alone, it's a $26 billion market, but Amberbox is going for a new subscription-style model.

The lite version is free, although unlocking songs can be expensive (in other words, if you're going to use it a lot, go for the subscription).

The Times titles have gone for a low price subscription model, which has attracted 111,000 takers, but which generates £11m a year against an editorial budget estimated at £100m.

Presumably these titles feel secure enough from the threat of free-to-air blogs to go for subscription platforms.

According to the retailer, hundreds of movies and TV shows will be sold for 50percentt off, a number of top music albums will go for $5, a Plex Pass annual subscription – a popular service for cord cutters and those with large, digital libraries of their own – will also be discounted by 50percentt.

Harry's isn't going for the subscription model — and even if its "sets" offer comparable (and in some cases cheaper, depending which blades you're comparing) prices and three blades — it may lose points with some by doing that.

However, for the home user, the pricing is much more attractive, especially if you go for the Office 365 subscription model.

You're not going to pay for a subscription for something you use only occasionally.