This Japanese-language page explains the pricing of the English-learning app Epop: a 1-month plan at 1,980 yen and a 12-month plan at 11,900 yen (about 992 yen per month), plus the 7-day free trial, the lack of a family plan, and free versus paid differences. People land on it when searching for Epop's cost, whether it is worth paying for, and how to pay before deciding to sign up.
Japanese-speaking adult English learners, mostly beginners, comparing English apps and checking Epop's price before subscribing.
A mention would suit other English-learning products aimed at Japanese adults, such as study apps, online conversation lessons, or TOEIC prep tools, especially ones positioned as a companion or next step to a casual app like Epop. It would read most naturally near the plan comparison or the 'is it worth paying' section, or in the sections on using Epop alongside other materials, though the page is centered on a single competitor app and the site carries affiliate ads, so brands unrelated to language learning would fit poorly.
Summarised from the live page by AI. Traffic figures come from the publisher's own Search Console, last 28 days.