"The Atlantic is introducing Premium Plus, a subscription that includes family- and friend-sharing, among other exclusive benefits. This is the first new tier The Atlantic has introduced since it launched a digital subscription in late 2019, and after many years of dramatic subscription growth, The Atlantic is now one of the largest news magazines in the country, with well over 1.4 million subscriptions."
"Premium Plus benefits include unlimited access for up to four people, one of the most requested features among existing subscribers; a keepsake coffee-table book created exclusively for Premium Plus; and a colorful version of its iconic tote. With the addition of this tier, The Atlantic now has four annual subscription packages, along with an academic rate for students and educators: Premium Plus, at $199; Premium, at $120, which allows sharing for one gift subscription; Print + Digital, starting at $89; and Digital, starting at $79."
"All subscriptions include full digital access to all of The Atlantic's journalism, audio, archives, newsletters, and games, along with subscriber-only podcasts, early access to new podcast episodes such as the new season of Autocracy in America, and virtual events. The Atlantic scrapbook, developed by Creative Director Peter Mendelsund and the editorial team, showcases original art and design, photography, and text from across the magazine's 168 years."
Premium Plus is a new $199 subscription tier that enables family- and friend-sharing and includes exclusive physical items. The Atlantic now offers four annual subscription packages—Premium Plus ($199), Premium ($120) with a one-gift-sharing option, Print + Digital (starting at $89), and Digital (starting at $79)—plus an academic rate for students and educators. Premium Plus provides unlimited access for up to four people, a keepsake coffee-table scrapbook created exclusively for Premium Plus, and a colorful version of the magazine's iconic tote. All subscriptions include full digital access to journalism, audio, archives, newsletters, games, subscriber-only podcasts, early podcast episodes, and virtual events. The scrapbook showcases original art, design, photography, and text spanning 168 years and contains historical items such as a handwritten draft of 'The Battle Hymn of the Republic' and a 1903 letter from Mark Twain.
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