PD5 has been released across the whole platform. Get your drafting ready![]()
Been announced earlier today that 25Km per calendar month ends at the end of July, in a few days time!
14-days unlimited use for new accounts on pc remaining, but no mention of verifying the supplied email address, so riders can still make up bogus email addresses to get 14 days use at a time.
If you go annual you're already getting 2 months free in practical terms.This is annoying - I don't think anyone (like me) who only goes on Zwift a couple of times a month in the summer is going to subscribe for those rides. It would make sense if they made it genuinely 25km (or whatever rather than 25km plus the rest of ride you are currently on) or one ride a month or something.
Just means on the rare occasion that I haven't got out, I'll just do something structured or take a trial look at one of the competitors.
On top of that, if someone ever used your referral code you will get a month off - and this is also every year that they keep on paying, not just once.
I believe it also works with people that have been off it for a few months. Maybe 3?Does this referral scheme only work with brand new subscriptions?
For me, the annual sub is a false economy, paying for 10 months to get 12. Under normal circumstances, I suspect like many others in the northern hemisphere, my use of turbo is far more limited from April to October besides bad weather days.
I believe it also works with people that have been off it for a few months. Maybe 3?
I never went out of my way to give it to people. But over the years had several situations where someone went 'Oh, I need to give that a go' so you just give them the code. They get a month for free as well for it.
I'd echo that. Not that I ever did the calculation, but I'm pretty sure my monthly cat litter expenses are higher than a Zwift sub.Always makes me laugh how people are such tightarses about Zwift subs then show you their new bike with SRAM Red and it only weighs 6kg and cost 5 grandThen off to the cafe to spend £8 on a bacon bap and a coffee.
Just priorities are different, I guess. Makes me giggle though.![]()
I was explaining to someone the other day that my budget just pre-pension for food, drink, toiletries, clothing, transport and entertainment was £5/day so no way could I have afforded a Zwift subscription (or a smart trainer to use it on)!
Things are much easier now but I got so used to being careful with my spending that I have to force myself to splash out now. I will probably subscribe to Zwift or TPV but not both and also use MW, since it is free.
It's not being a tightarse, it's just not wanting to pay for something I don't use.
I deliberately make it relatively difficult to zwift in the summer.