Learn Swedish: Genom att betala får du exklusiv tillgång bara idag. - By paying, you get exclusive access only today.

Focus particles like bara (only) are usually placed directly before the specific word or phrase they emphasize. Because the sentence means you get access "only today", bara sits right in front of idag. If you placed it earlier, like får du bara exklusiv tillgång, it would shift the focus to mean you only get access (and nothing else).

Why is the word order får du instead of du får?

This is a great example of the Swedish V2 (verb-second) rule. The entire opening phrase Genom att betala (By paying) counts as the first block of information. Because the verb must always come second, får takes the second position, which pushes the subject du to the third spot.

How do you say "paying" here if att betala just means "to pay"?

Swedish doesn't have a direct equivalent to the English "-ing" verb form (gerund) after prepositions. When you want to say you achieve something "by doing" an action, Swedish uses a preposition followed by att plus the infinitive verb. So, genom (through/by) + att betala (to pay) is the standard way to express "by paying".

Why doesn't the adjective exklusiv have an ending like -t or -a?