To cancel your YouTube Music subscription, you'll need to go to your "Paid Memberships" page on either your desktop or mobile ...

Facebook and Instagram users in the UK will soon be offered paid subscriptions that remove ads. In the coming weeks, those over the age of 18 can pay £3 ($4) per month on the web, or £4 ($5) per month ...

Choose the Xbox Game Pass subscription you want to cancel and select Cancel subscription. Then follow the steps to complete the cancellation. If eligible for a refund based on timing, you'll see ...

The BBC, Britain's public broadcaster that is struggling with strained finances, on Thursday launched a paid subscription service to its website in the United States to help fund its journalism. The ...

Merriam-Webster Inc. has launched a paid, advertising-free subscription Web site for its unabridged dictionary. The subscription, which offers unlimited access to the complete text of Webster’s Third ...

Bluesky has a lot going for it right now. One of those perks is the site is entirely free to join and use. There's nothing locked behind a paywall that separates paying users from others: What you see ...

Would you pay for a less dimwitted digital assistant? Amazon is about to find out. My colleague Caroline O’Donovan reported that Amazon is planning to sell a paid subscription for an artificial ...

The rising star in the social media space, Bluesky, is now planning to deliver a paid subscription experience for users which is promising exclusive premium features for paying subscribers coming soon ...

The Bluesky microblogging platform has grown significantly over the last year, from 2 million users last November to more than 13 million users. But Bluesky seems to have more ambitious plans for the ...

Meta is launching paid subscriptions for Facebook and Instagram in the UK, allowing users to opt for ad-free experiences. Subscriptions will cost £2.99/month on the web and £3.99/month on mobile.

Meta will roll out an ad-free access for UK users in the coming weeks, starting at $6.12 per month for web users.

One of Robinhood’s appeals to retail investors is its commission-free trading, but a recent jump in its paid subscription service raises the question: are people willing to pay for “free” trades? The ...