Cost per day, month and year
Why the same subscription is shown four different ways, and why the numbers always agree.
Subscrr shows every recurring cost across four horizons: per day, per week, per month and per year.
This is not decoration. A price only becomes meaningful in comparison, and different intervals are persuasive about different things:
- Per day makes small, frequent costs visible — the €4 coffee is €1,000 a year.
- Per month is how most people budget.
- Per year is how you decide whether something is worth keeping.
How it is calculated
Every cost — whatever its billing period, including custom intervals — is first converted to an annual amount. Every other figure is derived from that annual number.
The practical consequence: the numbers on different screens can never disagree with each other, and a yearly subscription and a monthly one can be compared directly.
A month is treated as one twelfth of a year, not as 30 days. Over a full year that is the accurate way round; it is why the per-month figure for a weekly cost is not exactly four times the weekly one.
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