Netflix公司。Spotify公司。报纸。Office 365。升降箱。现在一切都是订阅，但人们能负担得起多少服务？

一方面，免费互联网受到广告屏蔽者的**，另一方面，广告费率不断下降，因此，企业将订阅视为一种替代选择是有道理的。所有这些月费加起来很快，然而，这意味着这是不可持续的长期。

Danny Crichton为Tech Crunch撰文，提出了一个解决方案：

One way we could fix that situation would be to allow subscripti*** to combine together more cheaply. We are starting to see this too: Spotify, Hulu, and Scribd appear to be investigating a deal in which c***umers can get a joint subscription from these services for a lower rate. Setapp is a set of more than one hundred OS X apps that come bundled for about $10 a month.

I’d love to see more of these partnerships, because they are much more fair to the c***umer and ultimately allow **aller subscription companies to compete with the likes of Google, Amazon, Apple, and others. Cross-marketing lowers subscriber acquisition costs, and those savings should ultimately stream down to the c***umer.

我同意这样的捆绑包，与公司合作，是伟大的。我想多看看。但我怀疑，提供内部捆绑服务的大公司最终会胜出。

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Amazon Prime以每年120美元的价格提供一点东西，我想很多人最终会决定，订阅一次音乐、电视、电影和软件就足够了。微软、谷歌和苹果似乎有意复制亚马逊的Prime模式，很可能是因为这个原因：他们希望成为客户付费订阅的用户。