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MoviePass introduces a new one-year subscription plan for $6.95 a month

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Remember MoviePass? The movie ticketing service is back again. This time, MoviePass is launching its cheapest plan yet: $89.95 per year subscription, all paid up front, and also includes a $6.55 processing fee. When we break it down before fees, it comes to $6.95 a month, Deadline reports.

This past August, MoviePass introduced a new price point of $9.95 per month, which was a much cheaper option than previous tiers where it was $15 to $50 per month charge for the service. MoviePass says that the offer is now available for everyone, and is a “limited time” offer. After the limited time promotion is over, the price will go back to being $9.95 per month.

If you’re currently a MoviePass customers, there’s good news for you too. Slash Film points out that current users are able to switch over to the yearly plan as well, but for new subscribers, you can only choose the yearly plan until the promotion period is up.  There is also something really important to mention here in regards to refunds. MoviePass says that it won’t be offering refunds if you cancel an annual subscription before the year is up. So you should think twice before signing up for the service.

“We are entering the prime movie going season, so now is the perfect time to take advantage of the MoviePass movement,” Mitch Lowe, CEO of MoviePass, said in a statement.  In October, MoviePass announced it passed more than 600,000 subscribers.

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