Today, we introduce Zwift Plus. Made for riders who want more. More ways to ride. More ways to improve. More to look forward to every time you clip in.
With personalized coaching to guide you and immersive video routes to explore, Zwift Plus gives you guidance when you need it, variety when you want it, and new ways to keep moving forward.
Zwift Video and Zwift Coach are bundled in Zwift Plus. Both will be available on a 14 day free trial basis for new subscribers. Upgrading will cost an additional USD$10 / GBP£9 / EUR €10 per month.
Existing members - get a month of Zwift Plus at no extra cost
Returning members - resubscribe and get a month of Zwift Plus for US$19.99.
Annual members - Get 10% off your first year of Zwift Plus.
On this discussion forum, we’re introducing three new boards for Zwift Plus, Zwift Video, and Zwift Coach. We welcome subscribers to start your free trial and let us know what you think!
Start with this Support article for additional details: Zwift Plus FAQ
Thanks, though that’s not very clear to me. I have a 4K Apple TV and 4K television and currently it looks like a potato. I imagine video content would look even worse.
Except that the Zwift game graphics for TV OS aren’t done in 4k (though the HUD graphics and some of the other elements are), while the videos are in 4k. I haven’t tested this on my ATV (yet), but I’d guess that the videos are of higher quality than the Zwift game itself.
I was sorta wondering if Zwift was going to add a plus category, that would have been a good opportunity to enable adding new profiles for less money… either free, or a small incremental fee on top of the plus subscription. But it seems that was not done. If Zwift Plus enabled one additional account for free, or new accounts at an additional $5/month or something like that it might help those looking for a family plan, or sweeten the pot for folks who might not really need AI coaching.
I saw in a video today (either GP Lama or DC Rainmaker) that the videos won’t work on a phone, but I wasn’t clear if that was still the case if the phone is connected to WiFi.
They won’t currently work on a mobile device on a cell data connection (5G, etc). If the mobile is on WiFi… or if you use Zwift on a machine/device that is tethered to that mobile on a cell data service, they’ll work (as it’s seen as WiFi).
I might have tried it if there was a video only subscription available for lets say 5$ extra and with a normal Zwift camera position in the video routes. I dont need and will never use an AI coach telling me what to do, so I have no real intention to pay extra for that. Too bad I miss out on the video part it would have liked to try that, but so so be it.
That camera position doesnt make it feel like Zwift. Its basicly a complete new game in my view. Just like Rouvy, MyWhoosh and trainerroad are.
