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Are subscription businesses stuck?

Subscription businesses are stuck. “Other retailers have room to maneuver in response to income pressures, but the last thing a subscription business wants is to lower its revenue per subscriber,” Portell explained. “But you won’t see consumers trading down from one subscription service to another. ...

Do consumers think they have too many subscriptions?

Overall 40% of the consumers think they have too many subscriptions. If consumers cut back as expected, that could effectively put the retail subscription business back to where it was before the pandemic. Subscription services have long struggled with keeping consumers in the program, called churn in the industry. ...