subscriber

n. someone who pays for or signs up to receive a magazine, a streaming service, or regular updates from a website.

n. an individual who pays a subscription fee or registers for regular access to a publication, digital service, or telecommunications network.

“The magazine has over ten thousand monthly subscribers who receive the print edition by mail.”

“The streaming platform reported a significant increase in new subscribers following the release of its highly anticipated original series.”

n. a part of a computer system that waits for and receives specific information or updates from another part.

n. a software component or object that registers to receive events, messages, or data updates from a publisher in a messaging pattern.

“The subscriber receives a notification every time the database is updated.”

“In this architecture, the subscriber remains decoupled from the publisher, allowing for greater scalability and easier maintenance of the messaging system.”

Technical

n. a person who signs their name at the bottom of a formal document to show they agree with it.

n. a person whose signature appears at the end of a document, often to indicate agreement, support, or financial commitment.

“The subscribers to the agreement promised to provide the necessary funding.”

“The subscribers of the petition demanded a formal inquiry into the local council's recent zoning decisions.”

Formal