Not exact matches
Often, quality sites tend to
cost more money, so be prepared to spend a nice monthly sum for your
subscription.
Those revenues
often come from
subscription costs or, in the case of free services, ad sales.
No word yet on how much a
subscription will
cost, but a monthly fee makes economic sense, given that one book
often costs more than $ 10.
Canadian legal journal
subscriptions and royalties
often don't bring in enough revenue to cover
costs, so they require alternate sources of funding — grants, the McGill Guide, tables of statutory limitations, etc..
The up - front
costs of such systems can be incredibly low, but the trade - off
often is a long contract with monthly
subscription fees.
The annual
subscription plan, which
costs $ 249, allows you to change your presentation as
often as you like (on every listing appointment, for example).
The tracker
costs $ 80 and requires a
subscription plan that
costs from $ 96 to $ 120 for one year to $ 168 for two years, depending on how
often you're billed.