nonpaying

British  

/ nɒnˈpeɪɪŋ /

adjective

1. (of guests, customers, etc) not expected or requested to pay

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Example Sentences

Already bogged down by costs incurred from hi-def streaming bandwidth, lawsuits over the use of copyrighted music, multiple corporate acquisitions, and virtual storage capacity, Vimeo flailed and trimmed corners where it could, through layoffs and reduced multimedia interoperability and limits on nonpaying consumers.

From Slate

Even if I could, Sora limits videos for nonpaying users to 15 seconds, and paying ones to 25.

From Barron's

While the company has a commanding lead among consumers, that also means it has to subsidize the computing costs for nonpaying users of ChatGPT, hurting its margins.

From The Wall Street Journal

“In March 2020, the city of Los Angeles adopted one of the most onerous eviction moratoria in the country, stripping property owners ... of their right to exclude nonpaying tenants,” they told the court in GHP Management Corporation vs.

From Los Angeles Times

The company in 2022 estimated that more than 100 million nonpaying households were using its service.

From Los Angeles Times