Monthly:
World of Warcraft
Netflix
Annual:
Amazon Prime
Ancestry
Dropbox
Website
None.
Nothing. I’ve never paid a cent for anything recurring online. The last time I made a monthly payment on a debt ended when I paid off my 1970 Datsun.
Now, I pay rent/water by check to landlord, and electric, internet, landline by automatic credit card charge. Nothing else. Credit card balance paid in full by the due date. I no longer drive, so I don’t even have car insurance ever coming due.
I’m free of economic slavery. It is a wonderful, comforting luxury and sense of freedom…
I have Spotify and WWE Network.
Netflix.
I’ve had game subscriptions in the past but they either died off (City of Heroes/Villains) or I wasn’t playing enough to justify the cost (EVE Online).
My answer.
…many of these are business related, some are not.
Netflix
Lightbox
Neon
(All three streaming TV services: in NZ Netflix is extremely limited, to get a broad range of programmes I’m subscribed to 3 different services)
Adobe Creative Cloud
Xero financial software
Microsoft Office 365
Photoshelter Image Hosting
Quotient-quotes/estimates
TuexDeux (To do list)
Two: Pennsylvania Magazine and the Undercover Club Newsletter - both in hardcopy.
Similar here only no rent, we bought a tiny condo so we have a small monthly maintenance fee with that. But otherwise, ditto, zero debt and zero “services”.
Monthly
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[li]Netflix[/li][li]Hulu[/li][li]Loot Crate[/li][/ul]
Annual
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[li]Amazon Prime[/li][li]Personal Website[/li][/ul]
Print
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[li]This Old House[/li][li]Better Homes & Gardens[/li][li]Entertainment Weekly[/li][li]and few magazines I subscribed to for Mom, but are now mine I guess (Woman’s Day, Reader’s Digest, Family Circle, Martha Stewart). I’m not sure if I’ll renew them…[/li][/ul]
Interesting lists. I expected Amazon Prime and Netflix to show up a lot. I’m surprised at the number of print publications listed.
Nothing other than bills are monthly, and only my car payment is automatic. No monthly subscriptions.
Annually I subscribe to:
Car and Driver (free, but I have to renew every year)
Reader’s Digest (free, but I have to renew every year)
Amazon Prime
New York Times (online only)
SDMB
Those are the constants. There are a couple of magazines, too, but they are mostly either freebies with the purchase of something else, or gifts.
Someday I’ll run out of Savage Lovecast episodes and will have to spring for the Magnum edition!
SMDB
Grammerly
Office 365
SmugMug
GoDaddy website (probably going to cancel this)
Monthly only? Not considering optional utilities like internet, cable and phone or annual memberships, including Amazon Prime?
Netflix, disc by mail only.
I do have Amazon Prime that includes streaming, secondary to my main reason for subscribing. I also have annual memberships with PADI and DAN (diving orgs) that have monthly magazines, secondary to my reason for membership.
Other than Netflix and optional utilities, there is nothing I could turn off today that would save me money next month.
None; we’re looking into Amazon Prime but I suspect we won’t signup.
Sirius/XM
DirecTV
Netflix
SDMB (paid annually)
Life Alert
Come on over to the WWE thread, we always have loads to talk about 
We actually only have three:
- Netflix
- Hulu
- WWE Network
I think Ms. Cups gets some magazines, but honestly I can’t tell if she pays for them or if they’re freebies.
I also do Netflix (dvd only!) and Amazon Prime.
The only print magazine I get is Entertainment Weekly. I used to get Cook’s Illustrated but I was very frustrated by their “convenient” auto-renew policy.
I pay monthly for Netflix. That’s it at present, no other subscriptions.
Used to pay monthly to World of Warcraft but since they’ve started letting people pay for their game time with in-game gold I no longer have to send them real money.