Free Ones Might Precede Subscriptions NYT Crossword Clue, April 16, 2024

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Clue

Before guessing an answer, you need to first understand the given clue and its definition. Sometimes you get direct clues, and sometimes you may not get a direct clue for your answer. If you're stuck on this clue in a crossword puzzle, we can help you find the answer.

Today's NYT crossword clue is 'Free ones might precede subscriptions'

This phrase means that free offerings or products that are provided at no cost often come before or lead to subscriptions. In other words, companies may offer free versions of their products or services as a way to attract customers who might later choose to subscribe or pay for additional features or content.

Hints

• The answer is a five-letter word.
• It also means try out or test.
• It starts with the letter ''T''.

Answer

The answer to today's NYT crossword clue, 'Free ones might precede subscriptions' is "TRIAL".

"TRIAL" means a subscription offered to you on a temporary basis often at a reduced rate or for free. A TRIAL subscription will be offered for a limited period of time as defined when the trial is offered.