The world of magazine subscriptions offers many options for readers, and the prices for these subscriptions can vary widely. Consider the magazine ‘In Touch Weekly’, for instance. A hard copy subscription for 52 issues is priced at $55.64, while for 26 issues, it is set at $33.54. However, another variant of it for 52 issues is also available at $94.64, and 26 issues for $53.04.
If you prefer In Touch Weekly in digital format, it offers the same set of issues. A 52-issue digital subscription is obtainable for $55.64 and a 26-issue one for just $33.54. The magazine also has cost variations for the digital edition, where a 52-issue copy costs $94.64 and a price tag of $53.04 is affixed to the 26-issue digital edition.
Similarly, subscriptions for ‘Life & Style’ magazine are presented in diverse formats and fees. The print edition of this magazine offers 52 issues at $55.64, while it proposes 26 issues for just $33.54. Moreover, they present alternative price points for the print rendition, $94.64 for 52 issues and $53.04 for 26 issues.
Digital fans can access ‘Life & Style’ magazine at the same prices and issue numbers. So, for a 52-issue bundle, the cost would be $55.64, and for 26 issues, $33.54. They also offer the digital versions at diverse price-points, with a 52-issue version costing $94.64 and a 26-issue edition for $53.04.
‘Closer Weekly’ too mirrors the same subscription model. For the print edition, they provide a 52-issue subscription for $55.64 and 26 issues for $33.54. They also showcase higher-priced options with 52 issues at $94.64 and 26 issues for $53.04.
The digital version of ‘Closer Weekly’ maintains the same prices and issue count. Subscribers can procure the digital version of 52 issues for $55.64 and they offer 26 issues for $33.54. For those looking at other price scales, a digital 52-issue version comes at $94.64 while its 26-issue counterpart stands at $53.04.
Stepping into the realm of ‘Woman’s World,’ the magazine choices deviate slightly. Their print edition offers 50 issues for $59.60 and 20 issues for a neat $24.98. Another set of choices in their portfolio include 50 issues for $109.60 and a 20-issue package for $44.98.
For the tech-savvy readers, ‘Woman’s World’ serves digital editions as well. The prices follow suit with 50 issues for $59.60 and a 20-issue bundle for $24.98. Yet, they also offer a pricier digital segment where 50 issues are sold for $109.60 and 20 issues for $44.98.
‘First For Women’ presents a different spread of choices, in terms of both issue count and pricing. The print version has 26 issues costing $34.99, and a 13-issue option for $19.99. A higher-priced variant of this print edition is also offered at $60.99 for a 26-issue subscription.
Their digital subscription service offers the same number of issues and pricing. Specifically, a 26-issue subscription is priced at $34.99, and 13 issues can be availed for just $19.99. Interestingly, they also retail a differently priced 26 issues package in their digital collection, which is set at $34.99.
Lastly, ‘Star’ magazine in its print format, like others, has a dual pricing model. Subscribers can get 52 issues for $46.28 or 26 issues for $25.74. Alternatively, they can opt for the 52 issues package at a different price point of $85.28 or the 26 issues option priced at $45.24.
In the sphere of digital subscriptions, ‘Star’ magazine replicates its print pricing structure. A 52-issue digital bundle comes for $46.28, and its 26-issue version can be purchased for $25.74. Thus, whether it’s the digital or print universe, the diverse pricing strategy offers readers multiple choices to pick from based on their preferences and pocket size.