Google is testing a ‘Play Pass’ subscription service for the Google Play Store, where anyone paying a $5-per-month fee will get the access to a catalog of apps to download without any further charge.
The Play Pass is not official launched yet, but official-looking sign-up pages acquired by Android Police have been published, it seems Google is in the process of finalizing the service. The Google has confirmed Play Pass is being tested.
downloading many apps for one flat fee will drive interest alone, but there are a few more benefits that could make Play Pass a must-have. The sign-up page shows the games downloaded using the subscription will be free.
While the test page shows Play Pass costing $5 per month, this is not an official price and could change when the service is made official. The option of a 10-day free trial is also provided, and the period may also change once Google releases Play Pass.
