Is Quora going to start charging?

Quora is finally launching a paid writing program, Quora+. It’s strikingly similar to Medium’s program, charging readers $5 per month, with a majority of earnings distributed to writers based on member reading time.

Why is Quora charging me?

When you first start running ads on Quora, you will be charged when you hit your billing threshold, or on the first day of the following month. Whichever comes first. The first threshold is $25 USD, and rises with each successful charge to $50, $250, $500 and $750*.

Is Quora no longer free?

The subscription-only package allows users access to unlimited exclusive content. These include access to thousands of answers and posts. Quora+ comes with a subscription of $5 a month or a discounted yearly subscription of $50 a year, a thirty-day free trial is also available.

When did Quora start charging money?

On 5 August, Quora began allowing contributors to monetize their content. In addition, the platform launched a subscription service called Quora+ which allows subscribers to pay a $5 monthly fee or a $50 annual subscription to access content that any creator chooses to put behind a paywall.

Do you have to pay for Quora?

To use Quora, you need to create an account. Then, you can learn the basic functions of the website. Don’t worry, they make account creation and navigation of the website pretty easy for you. Plus, it’s free!

How much does Quora cost?

Quora’s first new product is Quora+ — subscribers will pay a $5 monthly fee or a $50 yearly fee to access content that any creator chooses to put behind a paywall. These are the same rates that Medium, which has no ads, charges for its membership program. Rather than paying select creators, subscribers will pay Quora.

Does Quora pay for answering questions?

No, Quora does not pay for answers.

What is charge Quora?

Electric charge is the physical property of matter that causes it to experience a force when placed in an electromagnetic field. This force is is directly proportional to the charge magnitude. By convention a electron is considered as 1 unit of negative charge and proton as 1 unit of positive charge.