Before Elon Musk came along, Twitter Blue cost $5 per month. The new service came with a price increase, and a plethora of memes to ensure everyone knew about it. Most users who have subscribed pay $8 a month for Twitter Blue, but iOS users have to pay a higher fee. Because of the “Apple Tax” applied to various apps and services in the App Store, Apple users have to pay $11 per month. This may all change soon. Blue users may soon be able to get the service for less than $8 a month thanks to an annual subscription, but they won’t be saving that much.
On a help page, first spotted by The Verge, the company lists various subscription options Blue users can opt for. American users can get the “web” service for $84 per year, which comes out at $7 per month. This is a savings of $1 per month or $12 annually. Unfortunately for Apple users, the annual subscription only seems to apply to “web” users. So they’re still stuck paying a premium, and they don’t seem to have a marginally cheaper bulk option. The annual subscription also seems to be available in the other countries where Blue is currently an option, with marginally different discounts. Subscribers in the U.K. will save around £7.00, Canadians save $15 CAD, Australians will save $1.75 AUD per month, New Zealanders also save $1.75 in their currency, and Japanese subscribers will save around ¥124 per month. While the savings are pretty minor, Musk will be hoping it, alongside Blue’s other features, helps get a few more people on board.
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