YouTube sent an email to creators and account holders today, confirming the soon to be released paid subscription.
Sources told The Verge, “It will also let creators put their videos behind a paywall so that only subscribers to the premium version can view them.”īy creating a new paid offering, we’ll generate a new source of revenue that will supplement your fast growing advertising revenue. The yet-to-be named subscription package will allow subscribers to store videos offline on mobile devices, and may include lower-priced subscriptions for specific categories like music or children’s programming.
The Verge reported today YouTube will soon be launching an ad-free video subscription service that will cost approximately $10 per month. The beta being tested, but the feature should be available to everyone hopefully in the near future.A paid subscription service from YouTube appears to be just around the corner. YouTube also introduces their own version of TikTok-Youtube Shorts for some Malaysian users. However, they might be considering to roll the plan out based on audience feedback. The Lite plan is currently not available in Malaysia as YouTube says that the current subscription is in an experimental phase. However, it might not seem that worth it because Lite only offers around a quarter of its benefits. A standard YouTube Premium plan costs around EUR 11.99 (RM60) a month in Europe and USD 11.99 (RM50) in the United States.Īt its current pricing, Premium Lite costs around 60% of the price of a regular Premium subscription, which would likely mean that Premium Lite in Malaysia would cost around RM10.80-ish.
While it might look like the potential cost of Premium Lite is much more expensive that what we would pay for regular Premium in Malaysia, take note that the prices for subscriptions are very different depending on the country.
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