Sentences with phrase «paying subscriber count»

Our end of period paying subscriber count has hit its all - time high...»

Our end of period paying subscriber count has hit its all - time high, our spend on growth products is robust, and our vision for the future is brimming with hope.»

The loss of support comes as Apple Music continues a charge toward catching up with Spotify's paid subscriber count, which The Wall Street Journal recently estimated could happen this summer.

Not exact matches

To help pay for all of that great content, the service has boosted its price in the U.S. and some other markets, and it is counting on foreign subscribers to pony up in all of its new markets as well.

Netflix's average monthly revenue per paying membership among international subscribers — a group that counts Canadians — was $ 7.40 (U.S.) in the most recent quarter, or about $ 9.65 (Canadian).

The list is conspicuously lacking any female musicians, though this is likely due to the fact that Swift and Adele yanked their most recent releases from Spotify — which counts 20 million paying subscribers and 75 million users of the ad - supported version of the service — in a bid to drive up physical album sales.

At last count, Apple Music has 36 million paid subscribers.

At last count, Spotify had 60 million total paid subscribers, about twice the 27 million paid subscribers that Apple Music has.

According to The New York Times, at last count, Match was up to 30 million members, with 3.4 million of them being paid subscribers.

While books downloaded as part of the KU program aren't technically purchased, the fact that those subscribers pay to be part of the program ought to count for something.

I was also counting on Kindle Unlimited to make it easier for people to jump in — not everyone wants to pay 99 cents every week to get stories in dribs and drabs, but KU subscribers can borrow as much as they want at no extra cost.

An example would be a subscription business that takes in cash when subscriptions are paid for, but counts them as revenue only as content is sent to the subscriber.

It now counts more than 50 million paying subscribers and more than 140 million total users.

In the category where it really counts — paying subscribers — Spotify has an advantage over Pandora.

Amazon is amassing a growing music audience that now numbers «tens of millions» of paying customers, while its Amazon Music Unlimited program has more than doubled its subscriber count in the past six months.

And unlike most free users — which Spotify counts on to convert to paid customers over time as a key part of its business model — those users with modded versions of the application are less likely to become Premium subscribers.

At the last count, the service boasted a staggering 70 million paid subscribers.