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Der Spiegel offers discounted digital subscription for 'SPIEGEL plus'
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Der Spiegel offers discounted digital subscription for 'SPIEGEL plus'

From Der Spiegel · () German

Translated from German, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • This article is a subscription offer for Der Spiegel's digital content.
  • It details pricing for "SPIEGEL plus" which includes access to all S+ articles, the digital magazine, and an archive.
  • Options include a 4-week trial for โ‚ฌ1, followed by a weekly rate, or a 52-week subscription with a discount.

Der Spiegel is offering a special subscription deal for its premium digital content, "SPIEGEL plus." This offer aims to attract new readers to its extensive online resources, which include all S+ articles published on SPIEGEL.de and within the app.

The subscription provides comprehensive access to the weekly digital edition of Der Spiegel, complete with an E-paper (PDF) version, access to a digital archive, and a dedicated S+ newsletter. This package is designed to give subscribers a full digital experience of the renowned German news magazine.

New customers can opt for an introductory offer of โ‚ฌ1 for the first four weeks. Following this trial period, the subscription continues at a rate of โ‚ฌ5.99 per week. This flexible model allows potential subscribers to sample the service before committing to a longer term.

Alternatively, Der Spiegel offers a 52-week subscription plan, which provides a 25% saving compared to the weekly rate. For the duration of the 52 weeks, the cost is โ‚ฌ4.49 per week. This long-term commitment option is presented as a more economical choice for dedicated readers.

Subscribers have the flexibility to cancel their subscription at any time. For individuals who already have a print subscription, Der Spiegel also provides an option to order a discounted digital access add-on.

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Originally published by Der Spiegel in German. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.