Quest for revenue: Elon Musk’s ad-free X is getting really expensive

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In search of new sources of revenue, Elon Musk’s online platform X has introduced a more expensive subscription version without ads.

Elon Musk (52) bought the short messaging service Twitter for $44 billion a year ago and renamed it X. Advertising revenue, which has always been a staple of Twitter’s business, has halved as companies fear a more negative environment for their brands. The tech billionaire is trying to fill the gap with more and more subscription revenue.

In search of new revenue, online platform X has introduced a more expensive subscription version that does not contain any advertising. In Germany it costs 19 euros a month. In the single subscription model offered so far for 9.52 Euros, the number of ads is halved. In addition to the more expensive subscription, X also introduced a cheaper version with fewer functions for 3.57 euros over the weekend.

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New subscription tiers were introduced without existing subscription customers having the ability to switch between them without canceling. This function should occur in just a few weeks. (pbe/SDA)

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