"has a subscription" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "She has a subscription to a streaming service and can watch her favorite shows anytime."
Plus, Marvel already has a subscription comics offering of its own, namely Marvel Unlimited, which charges $9.99 a month.
I blame my daughter, because she has a subscription to Us Weekly.
Apple already has iTunes to provide music for consumers, while Beats Music has a subscription service.
Take Robert Meder, a 5-year-old from Louisville, who has a subscription to childrens' video on demand programming.
Hulu has a subscription component as well, but it has not announced any notable licensing deals the way Netflix and Amazon have done.
Like Netflix, it has a subscription service, Hulu Plus, but like YouTube, much of its library is freely viewable and supported by advertisements.
Mr. Adler's responsibilities will include coordination with The Interactive Journal, whose Web site, wsj.com, has a subscription-based readership of about 400,000.
My mom had a subscription.
"I actually had a subscription".
By thirteen, Ben had a subscription to American Cinematographer.
My mom has had a subscription my whole life.
