Twitter wants to sell golden ticks to companies for $1,000 a month

At the end of last year, Twitter announced the appearance of three checkmarks for accounts: blue, gold and gray

colors.The gold tick goes to business accounts, the gray tick goes to government organizations, and the blue tick goes to individuals. After the scandals and hype, the social network began charging $8 per month for a blue tick. Now it’s time to pay for the golden ticks.

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The Information publication received internalemails sent by Twitter product managers to some companies. They say brands will have to pay $1,000 a month or lose the golden tick. But managers do not specify when this will happen.

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In addition, Twitter wants to add an additional fee of $50 per month for adding badges to each business-related account. Often these are pages of company employees.

Looks like paid checkmarks are another waynew owner Elon Musk to try to increase revenue and reduce Twitter's $12.5 billion debt. He has already carried out mass layoffs of employees, introduced paid blue ticks and even auctioned off office furniture and other company assets after failing to pay rent at several locations, including Twitter's headquarters in San Francisco.