The price is the same as with straight Scroll: a discounted $2.49 for your first six months, $4.99 per month after that.įirefox may have lost the browser wars to Google Chrome (and Safari on iOS), much as its predecessor Netscape lost to Internet Explorer in the first browser war. Enable it and Firefox users will see “pages load faster while using less data and the anonymous trackers selling their data disappear,” they say. The partnership is called Firefox Better Web, building off Mozilla’s web browser. Now, a few (albeit very long-feeling) months later, Scroll is reporting a conversion rate from their free 30-day trial that they’re very happy with - 18.5 percent become paying Scroll subscribers - and rolling out a new partnership with Mozilla expected to yield another subscriber boost. Wouldn’t you like to improve the experience of some of your best customers and get a revenue stream from people who might not be willing to pay $15 a month for your paywall, but still like you and want to help? And all the annoying ads you’ve plastered across your sites alienate some of your users, or lead them to install an ad blocker to get rid of them all.

JanuFor readers: Wouldn’t you like it if the news sites you read didn’t have so many ads and trackers and general internet gunk on them? And wouldn’t you be willing to support the journalists who produce that news you love with a low $5-a-month payment? (Most of your five bucks goes to publishers, with the sites you visit most getting a larger share.)įor publishers: Your ad revenue is profoundly uninspiring.

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