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Average US Monthly SVOD Spend Tops $6, Says Report

January 31, 2016

The figures come from a new research report by Parks Associates, which explains that, while a typical price point for a subscription service is $7-$10, several niche services are available for under $5, balancing the overall spend figure.

From the article "Average US Monthly SVOD Spend Tops $6, Says Report" by Thomas Campbell.

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Average US Monthly SVOD Spend Tops $6, Says Report

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