In Norse mythology, which recurring tribute system most closely resembled a modern subscription model, requiring regular payments to ensure continued divine services?

Throughout mythology and folklore, various cultures depicted their deities offering 'subscription-like' services to mortals. From seasonal blessings to divine protection, these ancient arrangements required regular offerings or tributes in exchange for continuous divine benefits. This poll tests your knowledge about how ancient subscription models appeared in mythology and what they required from their 'subscribers'.

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Blót - seasonal sacrifices offered to gods in exchange for continued fertility, protection and prosperity
Ragnarök Fee - monthly payments to postpone the end of the world
Valhalla Premium - one-time heroic death payment for eternal feasting privileges
Bifröst Toll - payments collected by Heimdall for crossing the rainbow bridge