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Currently medial is pre-revenue and free for users. If they start subscription or freemium model, will you continue to use it and if continue, which model will you choose? (If medial is finding this post, can you tell us what would be your revenue m

According to the latest Ericsson Mobility Report India is expected to have over 270 million 5G subscribers by the end of 2024 970 million by 2030. By 2030 5G subscriptions will make up 74% of all mobile subscriptions in the country

What do you think is the business model of Medial? How are they going to make money? Ads? Subscriptions?

In a couple of years, freebies from big companies will end, and we'll have to pay for everything. Want quality content? You'll need to subscribe. We’re getting used to it all. From supplements and food to entertainment and work, our subscriptions c

Niket Raj Dwivedi , i think there should be a freelancing section on this app which will help founders to seek guidance on freemium or low cost

What are the 5 products you don't need but still you guys spend money on and buy? They can be either digital like subscriptions or any physical products

"📈 Subscription models are shaping the future! From curated boxes to streaming, they’re transforming how businesses connect with customers. Where do you see subscriptions heading next? #StartupTrends #SubscriptionModel

Personal Pain point: My story l: two months ago I have taken twitter/X subscription for a month to try it out, while paying to X it is mandatory that you give away your card details for making a payment, everything is fine and I have taken a one mon

Idea: A platform for local language content creators (bloggers, vloggers, podcasters) to share their content and get paid via ad revenue or subscriptions. Monetization: Ads, subscription-based premium content, partnerships with brands looking to ente

What are the services that indians are not ready to pay for yet, but it is common in other countries? This actually helps in understanding any market opportunities as indians are starting to pay for subscriptions.