Spring 2025 Legislative Update: Statehouses Surge Ahead on Auto-Renewal Laws as FTC Rule Lingers
Marc Roth Unpacks a Flurry of State Legislation—and Why the FTC’s Negative Option Rule May Not Be Dead Yet
Marc Roth Unpacks a Flurry of State Legislation—and Why the FTC’s Negative Option Rule May Not Be Dead Yet
The business news network extends its subscription strategy, bringing CNBC+ to top streaming platforms as it eyes growth beyond traditional cable.
CNBC+ Launches on Apple TV and Roku, Expanding Direct-to-Consumer Reach Read More »
With a $5/month subscription, Robinhood is bundling wealth management, AI tools, and luxury banking features—positioning its Robinhood Gold as the Amazon Prime of personal finance.
Robinhood Rolls Out New Amazon-Inspired Subscription Model for Finance Read More »
Plex will raise prices for its monthly, annual, and lifetime Plex Pass subscriptions and introduce a new Remote Watch Pass tier.
Plex Raises Subscription Prices, Adds Remote Playback Tier Read More »
DMN Pro data echoes RIAA’s earlier warnings: U.S. music subscription growth is slowing, and second-tier players like Amazon Music and YouTube Music are now losing ground.
Garmin launches Connect+, a new premium subscription tier in its Garmin Connect app. While Garmin has offered subscription services before, this marks its first internally developed app-based plan, featuring AI coaching and exclusive training tools.
Garmin Expands Subscription Strategy with Launch of Connect+ Premium App Tier Read More »
The RIAA’s 2024 Year-End Report highlights the dominance of subscription revenue in the music industry, with paid streaming accounting for 79% of total streaming revenue.
The subscription app economy is evolving rapidly, with AI-powered apps driving record-high revenue per install, growing app revenue disparity, and an increasing shift toward hybrid subscription models.
Learn how to structure internal teams, balance product roadmaps, and differentiate enterprise vs. consumer offerings—without alienating existing B2C subscribers.
A new study of 5,000 U.S. subscribers shows that 68% now subscribe through bundles or third-party providers. Subscription businesses must adapt as indirect sign-ups reshape the market.