Now basically WordPress is going to offer its paying customers the chance to start charging people for subscriptions. If you have a very high quality blog, you can start charging readers a monthly fee in order to check out your blog. This might also give a lot of creators the chance to expand their operations. For example, if you want to start charging for subscriptions, you could create new and exclusive content for this subscription as well which would make it worth the price and also launch some pretty new and exciting projects for you as well which would certainly get the juices flowing for you in a really big way.
The new Recurring Payments feature also includes pay-what-you-want options, which was something we learned from @Longreads: Some people who really love your site will contribute more than you expect.— Mark Armstrong (@markarms) November 12, 2019
It was very important for WordPress to start offering bloggers with more avenues that they can earn from because a lot of the webmasters out there struggle to make ends meet and they need all the help that they can get in order to make it all the way through. The content these bloggers produce is critical to the future success of WordPress as a platform and this is why a lot of people are praising WordPress for the addition of this feature, a feature that has been long awaited by most people that have been using the service for quite some time.
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