One of the lessons of the old AOL era is that people will subscribe to a thing and then just forget they have it. So you can keep raising their prices over and over again, and they’ll pay it unwittingly, until they finally bother to check their credit card statement and asking where their $96/mo is going.
Hulu and Live TV with ads: $77/month
Genuinely shocking that people would sign up for this.
Hulu is the cable TV companies. They bought out the board seats to have a place where they could monetize their stuff and kill the concept of streaming your favorite show for cheaper.
One of the lessons of the old AOL era is that people will subscribe to a thing and then just forget they have it. So you can keep raising their prices over and over again, and they’ll pay it unwittingly, until they finally bother to check their credit card statement and asking where their $96/mo is going.
Genuinely shocking that people would sign up for this.
Gyms started taking advantage of this before AOL was a thing.
Hulu is the cable TV companies. They bought out the board seats to have a place where they could monetize their stuff and kill the concept of streaming your favorite show for cheaper.