According to the press release, the subscriptions economy has become a growth segment of the US services economy. While subscriptions go back many years, it’s been the digitization of commerce and consumer purchase behaviour that now drives the subscriptions market. Through 2022, online subscriptions will find higher growth due to continued consumer popularity of streaming services and software.
Therefore, payments firms, including ISVs, merchant acquirers, and payment gateways, must understand the subscription management requirements of sellers and key trends that are driving market growth. Additionally, video and music streaming has led the rapid growth of online subscription services for stay-at-home households during 2020. Bundled subscriptions prove to be a winning marketing strategy for the leading industry players such as Amazon and Apple and consumers have responded enthusiastically.
Furthermore, highlights of this research report include: leading providers of subscription services, various segments of subscriptions market, how bundled subscriptions expand users and spending, and more.
Companies and other organisations mentioned in this report: Adyen, Amazon, American Express, Apple, Barnes & Noble, BJ’s Wholesale Club, Blue Apron, Chargebee, Chargify, Citibank, Comenity, Costco, Disney, Elavon, FIS, Fiserv, Global Payments, Mastercard, Netflix, PayPal, Recurly, RH, Sam’s Club, Spreedly, Spotify, Starbucks, Synchrony, Visa, Walgreens, Walmart, Wayfair, Whole Foods, Zuora.
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