According to the tweet screenshot of Twitter user @BroLeonAus, Twitter has now launched the paid subscription function, that is, after paying to subscribe to the creator, the user can view the paid content published by the creator; after subscribing, the user will get a public Subscribe badge. It is reported that the paid subscription system has been implemented on April 20.

According to a Reuters report on April 13, Musk announced that Twitter will open paid subscriptions to users, including long texts and long videos. During the first 12 months of service launch, content publishers will receive all subscription revenue except for mobile platform fees (iOS or Android stores take 30%), Twitter will not keep any money from it, and the web version will not It allows creators to get 92% of the income. But Google rejected Musk's claim and said it had lowered the service fee for all subscriptions on Google Play to 15% from 30% in 2022.