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Zwift is launching Zwift Plus, a subscription tier above its usual membership. It includes all of Zwift plus two exclusive services: Zwift Coach, which builds a training plan around the rider’s week and readjusts it when something unexpected comes up, and Zwift Video, real-world routes filmed in 4K. Zwift Plus costs €29.99 a month, compared with €19.99 for the standard subscription. New customers can try it for 14 days.
| Price | €29.99 a month (standard subscription: €19.99 a month) |
| Includes | All of Zwift + Zwift Coach + Zwift Video |
| Billing | Monthly or annual |
| Trial | 14 days, new customers, with a monthly subscription |
| Devices | Mac, iOS, Windows, Android and Apple TV |
Zwift Coach, a plan that follows the rider’s week
Zwift Coach draws up a training plan based on each rider’s week and goals, then adapts it when something unexpected happens. To do so, it draws on rides done in Zwift, rides done outdoors and data from connected devices. It is reserved for Zwift Plus members and only builds cycling plans.
Zwift Video, real roads filmed in 4K
The second addition steps outside the virtual worlds. Zwift Video offers routes on real roads, each filmed in 4K. The official page shows several, such as the Midnight Sun Road in Norway and Clarence Drive in South Africa, with their duration, distance and elevation gain.
Zwift Plus costs €10 more a month
Zwift Plus costs €29.99 a month. The standard subscription is billed at €19.99, and Zwift specifies that it gives access to 12 virtual worlds and more than 1,000 training workouts. Both tiers are available with monthly or annual billing and run on Mac, iOS, Windows, Android and Apple TV.
New customers can take a 14-day trial with a monthly subscription, Zwift Plus included. Zwift’s official Zwift Plus page went live on 29 October.
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