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These reduced rates aim to boost adoption, offering users features like post editing, media downloads, and verification perks at more affordable prices.
In a major push to expand its premium user base in India, Elon Musk’s X (formerly Twitter) has cut subscription prices by up to 48% across its Basic, Premium, and Premium Plus plans. The price drop reflects a strategic move to make premium features more accessible to Indian users, one of the fastest-growing digital markets globally.
As part of the update, the Premium plan on mobile now costs ₹470 per month, down from ₹900. The web version of the same plan is priced even lower at ₹427 per month, compared to the earlier ₹650 — a pricing difference attributed to app store commission charges.
The Basic tier is now available at ₹170/month, while the annual subscription has been reduced to just ₹1,700, making it one of the most affordable verified subscription models in the social media space.
These reduced rates come with access to a host of premium features, including:
The move appears to be part of Elon Musk’s broader vision to transform X into an all-in-one "everything app," combining social networking, payments, media, and more — with India playing a key role in the company’s international expansion.
As part of the update, the Premium plan on mobile now costs ₹470 per month, down from ₹900. The web version of the same plan is priced even lower at ₹427 per month, compared to the earlier ₹650 — a pricing difference attributed to app store commission charges.
The Basic tier is now available at ₹170/month, while the annual subscription has been reduced to just ₹1,700, making it one of the most affordable verified subscription models in the social media space.
These reduced rates come with access to a host of premium features, including:
● Post editing
● Undo posts
● Downloadable media content
● Priority ranking in replies and search
● Blue check verification badge
● Early access to experimental tools
The move appears to be part of Elon Musk’s broader vision to transform X into an all-in-one "everything app," combining social networking, payments, media, and more — with India playing a key role in the company’s international expansion.
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