Ever since Elon Musk has been running Twitter, managing the social network has become a soap opera that has sometimes reached the point of absurdity. In addition to the tycoon’s obsession with talking about him, it is clear that it is Twitter Blue will be one of the cornerstones of the company’s sustainability in the near future, so the subscription plan has achieved Android after doing so on iOS last month.

Twitter Blue’s price has been dancing for weeks. After initially being set at $8, it later rose to $20 to immediately move to 11, which is currently on the mobile. The cheaper the subscription for web interface, which is now $8 per month or $84 per year (This last plan was launched on Monday of this week).

Now Twitter Blue It is officially available in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan. Subscribers have access to features like the familiar blue check, longer video uploads, priority replies in conversations, a thread reader, tweet editing, and the ability to set custom themes and icons.

Of all that Twitter Blue has contributed, it has been the subject of the most dust-up blue verification, which is an aspect for which Twitter had to set some additional requirements accompanied by additional verifications which guarantee the correct identification of companies and government organizations. On the other hand, and seeing how the company has been following the social network since Elon Musk has been at the helm, it is not excluded that the terms, features and prices of the subscription plan are maintained, which also includes symmetry between supported platforms.

It remains to be seen how Twitter will do with its subscription plan, but the Financial Times reports that the company will have until the end of this month to repay interest on the loans Musk took out to buy it for nearly $13 billion. This could indicate that the intention of the subscription plan will not only be more independence from advertisers, but also to get a quick income to solve the debts.