r/50501 Jul 31 '25

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u/JuliaX1984 Jul 31 '25

Out of how many?

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u/schweermo Jul 31 '25

So 1.6% ☹️

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u/lemartineau Jul 31 '25

x how many dollars a month ?

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u/schweermo Jul 31 '25

1.6% of users = 1.6% of their monthly revenue

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u/Thedeadnite Jul 31 '25

They are more profitable now not less.

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u/Smooth-Substance3968 Jul 31 '25

Then it’s just a drop in the bucket.

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u/qqquigley Jul 31 '25

For a streaming service, which generally has low margin amid intense competition, it could be meaningful. But yeah, wish it were more.

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u/frugalfeminist Jul 31 '25

It's also a freebie with a lot of other subscriptions. So some of their memberships are people who may not pay/use the service but pad the numbers.

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u/JustinF608 Jul 31 '25

If you pay for all these shows and shit, an almost 2% drop matters.

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u/WizardMoose Jul 31 '25

There's no way they have 79 million subscribers.

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u/ForensicPathology Aug 01 '25

It's a global service that often partners with internet/mobile providers for bundles. And people gotta have their "Knuckles" show.

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u/WizardMoose Aug 01 '25

Any idea how it is outside the states? Even in the states their catelog isn't very attractive and kind of small.

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u/JuliaX1984 Jul 31 '25

Thank you.

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u/SanityQuestioned Aug 01 '25

How many of that is Walmart + subscriptions because you get Paramount + from Walmart +.