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Rita El Khoury / Android Authority
I’m not a big fan of the subscription economy. It seems like most apps are trying to get us to pay a monthly — or yearly — subscription these days, a stark contrast to the times when getting full access required a single purchase.
While most of the apps I use are free, and I can live with the ads and the limited feature set that come with them, there are a few that I gladly pay for every month. These apps roughly cost me around $65 every month but make my life…
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