What do you subscribe to?

[Artemesia's Garden]

Netflix, Amazon Prime and the Patreon of one of my favorite artists.

Patreon looks really good!

[tikibirds]

Oooh.. I also get the small yum yum box (ever month, snacks from a different country). F0r the past year and a half, my sister has been eating them since I never cancelled the subscription.

[banditpony]

Nintendo switch-- it was kinda free-ish because I flipped the lunchbox tin that came along with mario maker.

I don't watch enough tv to justify something like netflix. Which is a bummer because I like binge watching stuff.

One day I'd like to do an international snack box of some sort. I was thinking about universal yum because if you do a gift -- it doesn't auto renew.

[nessa16]

We currently have Netflix (my parents subscription), Disney+, Hulu+(ESPN+? technically since it comes with Disney and Hulu but we never watch it), and Amazon Prime.  I have wanted to try a monthly subscription to get those tiny MLP replicas (on Patreon?) that one of our members makes (cannot think of her name off the top of my head), but cannot justify the spending right now. 

Netflix, Spotify, Dplay and a local newspaper. We're considering getting Amazon prime when all episodes of Picard is out.

Ooo will they have it on Prime or will you have to pay for it?  I see that they got Discovery after it aired on CBS Full Access but I thought you had to pay for each season. 

It's so much fun seeing what other people sign up for, I had never heard of some of these things!

Crunchyroll, Netflix...Funimation which I may or may not keep, still on the fence.

I still have Prime on Amazon atm but it will run out soon and I probably won't renew it since I'm no longer a student.

And Audible if it counts.

Audible definitely counts! I used to find it hard to stick with audio books but I'm really glad I did.

I still prefer physically reading books because it's quicker, but I do think having the audio books on journeys is so much nicer.  The only thing is you have to get a good narrator.

Lately, I am finding audio books to be better than print, whether book or e-reader.  I can listen to a book when I drive, in the shower, working around the house, working out, etc.  Whereas, physically having to read these days would slow me way down because I do not have a lot of down time with a toddler.  I have blasted through my latest series because I can rent audio books from our library both digitally and on CD. 

[tikibirds]

I was thinking about universal yum because if you do a gift -- it doesn't auto renew.

I like it. I get the small box cause its only $15. Most of the boxes I enjoyed except for one.  It was either Belgium or Switzerland. It was mostly chocolate and I really do not like their chocolate. It tastes nasty to me.

[Beldarna]

Netflix, Spotify, Dplay and a local newspaper. We're considering getting Amazon prime when all episodes of Picard is out.

Ooo will they have it on Prime or will you have to pay for it?  I see that they got Discovery after it aired on CBS Full Access but I thought you had to pay for each season. 

I'm not sure about the difference? Here we get a 7 day free trial and then it's like 5 Euros a months, which is like half of what we pay for Netflix. I guess there's a difference about what else they offer as shows as well.

[nessa16]

Netflix, Spotify, Dplay and a local newspaper. We're considering getting Amazon prime when all episodes of Picard is out.

Ooo will they have it on Prime or will you have to pay for it?  I see that they got Discovery after it aired on CBS Full Access but I thought you had to pay for each season. 

I'm not sure about the difference? Here we get a 7 day free trial and then it's like 5 Euros a months, which is like half of what we pay for Netflix. I guess there's a difference about what else they offer as shows as well.

If you have Amazon Prime, the movies labeled Prime a free to watch.  Otherwise, you have to pay for them.

[Beldarna]

Netflix, Spotify, Dplay and a local newspaper. We're considering getting Amazon prime when all episodes of Picard is out.

Ooo will they have it on Prime or will you have to pay for it?  I see that they got Discovery after it aired on CBS Full Access but I thought you had to pay for each season. 

I'm not sure about the difference? Here we get a 7 day free trial and then it's like 5 Euros a months, which is like half of what we pay for Netflix. I guess there's a difference about what else they offer as shows as well.

If you have Amazon Prime, the movies labeled Prime a free to watch.  Otherwise, you have to pay for them.

Ok, now I understand.. Picard is Prime .

[nessa16]

Netflix, Spotify, Dplay and a local newspaper. We're considering getting Amazon prime when all episodes of Picard is out.

Ooo will they have it on Prime or will you have to pay for it?  I see that they got Discovery after it aired on CBS Full Access but I thought you had to pay for each season. 

I'm not sure about the difference? Here we get a 7 day free trial and then it's like 5 Euros a months, which is like half of what we pay for Netflix. I guess there's a difference about what else they offer as shows as well.

If you have Amazon Prime, the movies labeled Prime a free to watch.  Otherwise, you have to pay for them.

Ok, now I understand.. Picard is Prime .

That’s so exciting!!!

[Ponybookworm]

Just Netflix here, but I also buy DVDs at times

[Koudoawaia]

In addition to the stuff I listed earlier, my husband and I just subscribed to PartTimeDragons on Patreon

[PinkieLopBun]

This morning, I subscribed to the Patreon of a YouTuber called Pop Arena.

[Iceglider]

At the moment I am getting Netflix and Vidangel filtering (free this month) and a free course on childhood trauma from this institute of childhood development https://child.tcu.edu/sale/

We usually get a month subscription of something, hulu/prime/netflix 2-3 times a year. We don't pay for tv, only internet. After we turn off the subscriptions we watch a bunch of our dvds, free channels, youtube, play more video games, and read more. There are a bunch of new services with free trials I haven't tried yet so those might be next to sign up for.

[SpacePinto]

I'm not really into subscription-bases services, they make me kind of feel tied to the provider, which is something I don't like. If there's a movie or TV show or music album that I like then I prefer to just download it to have my own offline copy, or sometimes even buy on a physical medium. When I just want to watch something once and then forget about it I will usually rent it on Amazon or maybe if I'm lucky enough, even find it for free on Youtube or Dailymotion. However, I'm thinking about registering a throwaway Netflix account that I would access in the browser and credit the balance with codes bought at brick-and-mortar locations whenever I need to watch some documentary or something like that that isn't available anywhere else.

[Zapper]

I pay for my work e-mail and that's it. I leech everything else from family and friends, such as Netflix or Prime