Twitter Confirms Cost of Twitter Blue Subscription Service Twitter Confirms Cost of Twitter Blue Subscription Service
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Twitter has quietly confirmed the existence of its Twitter Blue subscription service, dropping a reference to it in its listing on the iOS App Store.
Under the in-app purchases section at the bottom of the listing, the social media company says Twitter Blue will cost $2.99 a month.
At the current time, it seems the feature is being made available to select users as part of a test phase, according to Jane Manchun Wong, the app researcher who earlier this month broke the news of the incoming subscription service.
Twitter Confirms Plans for ‘Twitter Blue’ $2.99 Monthly Subscription Service https://t.co/loOIdWshF3 by @julipuli pic.twitter.com/m2gqC3vUnU MacRumors.com (@MacRumors) May 27, 2021 Twitter confirms “Twitter Blue”, which costs $2.99 per month by publicly including such In-App Purchase on the…
Twitter quietly confirmed its new subscription service called Twitter Blue via its app listing on the App Store. It introduces new capabilities such as color themes, custom app icons, and more.
Highlights
Users are expecting that the company might launch features such ‘undo tweet’ button and ‘Collections’.
Twitter’s paid service is expected to cost $2.99 per month or roughly around Rs 216 per month.
Microblogging site Twitter appears to have mistakenly confirmed about its yet-to-be-launched subscription service, tentatively known as Twitter Blue. While several tech reporters and researchers on many occasions previously had tipped about the upcoming service, nothing was as conclusive as to the proof that we are talking about.
Features of Twitter Blue
Twitter is likely to offer a host of services on its Twitter Blue subscription. Users are expecting that the company might launch features such ‘undo tweet’ button and ‘Collections’. The Collections features will let users save and organise tweets posted by themselves or other users on the microblogging platform. The feature will help users easily locate the saved tweets.
It seems that there is no more delaying Twitter's plans to finally monetize its social network by charging its users for certain features. It has recently