How much $ do you spend per month on subscription-based web services?

[cancer]

amazon 100
xbox live 100/2 years
slingtv 30/month
nba league pass 200/season

 

[Validuz]

$14 for Netflix, used by like 8 people.
$~50 in donations spread across independent journalists (like Mark Dice)

That's about it. No TV.

Edit: YoutubeRed? Who fucking pays those kikes a dime for no ads? Just get an adblocker. I can't remember the last time I've seen an ad on YouTube.

 

[Peanut]

0$ but considering nintendo online + netflix

 

[Falhawk]

I have Netflix, prime, Hulu, and YouTube

 

[Chaol]

Prime
Spotify
a few print media
offsite backup

 

[Goshin]

Prime, Netflix, plex, spotify. No cable but using slingtv

 

[Denver]

Oh yea, I've actually donated to sci-hub. so it's not 0 after all.

 

[Spxnge]

Not much now but hey if a 24-hour live stream of behind the scenes legendary rock and roll band maroon five action becomes available I’d pay bunches

 

[Mr Jimmy Pop]

Ancestry $12.50 /mo
Sirius $5/mo
Apple Music $10/ mo
Use daughters Netflix so zip on that

 

[Ztir]

Netflix

 

[SkittleBrew]

Amazon Prime, mostly for the free shipping.
I also give $100/month to various Patreons

 

[StapleMammal1]

I spend whatever Amazon Prime and Amazon Music Unlimited costs.

 

[havax]

Google play includes youtube red (better than spotify imho)

Hulu/netflix i get free via sharing my prime with family

totally agree, i pay for a google play music family package (let my parents and my sister use it), about 16 bucks a month, worth it for youtube red alone, fuck spotify

 

[Ender]

amazon prime
netflix
hulu
directv now
washington post
audible
texture (magazines)
economist
spotify family
adobe lightroom photography plan (1 tb of cloud storage + lightroom cc)

 

[havax]

lol @ wapo sub

Says so much

 

[Zanthious]

i buy soo much shit from amazon prime is a must.

 

[samUwell]

I'd pay $10 a month for TW subscription service if need be.