Which company pioneered a groundbreaking subscription model in the 1900s that later influenced modern subscription businesses?

Before subscription services became ubiquitous in the digital age, certain companies pioneered this business model in surprising ways. This poll tests your knowledge of subscription model history and the inventive companies that transformed how customers access products and services through recurring payment structures. Can you identify which company truly revolutionized its industry with an unexpected subscription approach?

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Gillette - introduced 'razor and blades' model in 1904, giving away razors and selling disposable blades on repeat purchase
Sears Roebuck - created the first subscription catalog service in 1908 where customers paid monthly for regular catalog deliveries
Singer Sewing - launched the first 'machine-as-a-service' in 1910 where customers subscribed to use sewing machines without owning them
Book-of-the-Month Club - invented subscription commerce in 1916, predating their actual 1926 founding by a decade