Twitter's Blue subscription gets a slightly cheaper annual option | Engadget

Twitter's Blue subscription gets a slightly cheaper annual option

. Web users can now sign up for $84 per year and save a buck over the monthly $8 price. Similar discounts are available in other countries that offer Twitter Blue, including the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Japan.

Until now, Twitter Blue users only had the option of an $8 per month subscription via the web, or $11 month on iOS . However, iOS users can still sign up on the web to save the extra $3. In that case, the new yearly subscription would save them 36 percent compared to signing up directly on iOS. , including a blue"verified" checkmark, higher ranking replies, 60-minute video uploads and more.

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