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Title: FT.com Trial Plans: Offering Complete Digital Access and Flexible Options
In a bid to provide users with a comprehensive news experience, FT.com has unveiled its trial plans for prospective subscribers. The trial options allow users to explore the platform and its offerings before committing to a subscription. With complete digital access, FT.com ensures that trial users can access everything that the Standard Digital and Premium Digital packages have to offer.
The Standard Digital package offers trial users access to a wide range of global news, analysis, and expert opinion. This enables users to stay informed on the latest happenings around the world and gain valuable insights into various industries.
In addition to the Standard Digital features, trial users also gain access to the highly sought-after business column, Lex, as well as 15 curated newsletters covering key business themes. These newsletters provide original, in-depth reporting, helping users stay ahead of the game.
One of the standout features of the trial plans is the flexibility they offer. Trial users have the freedom to change their plan at any time during the trial period by visiting the “Settings & Account” section. This ensures that users can adjust their subscription to cater to their changing needs or preferences.
Notably, if trial users do not make any changes, they will be automatically enrolled in the premium digital monthly subscription plan for $69 per month. However, for those looking to save costs, there are options available. Users can switch plans to save expenses during the trial period through the “Settings & Account” section. Additionally, users can opt to pay annually and save 20% on premium access, presenting a cost-effective solution.
The trial plans also provide users with the option to downgrade to the Standard Digital package. Although the Premium Digital package offers a premier journalistic offering, the Standard Digital package still meets the needs of many users. This allows users the flexibility to adjust their subscription to their preferred level of news coverage.
Importantly, regardless of any changes made to their plan, trial users will retain full access for four weeks. This means that even if users decide to downgrade or cancel, they will still have ample time to enjoy all the features and benefits offered by FT.com.
These trial options and plans give readers an opportunity to explore and evaluate FT.com before committing to a subscription. By summarizing these key points, readers can make informed decisions about their subscription, ensuring they have access to the content that best suits their needs.
