In a world where subscriptions to newsletters are on the rise, it can be difficult to determine whether or not a newsletter is free. However, when reviewing James Clear’s newsletter, it is clear that it is not free.
The first indication that the newsletter is not free is the fact that there is a subscription form at the bottom of the homepage. Secondly, each article in the newsletter has a “Subscribe” button beside it that takes users to a page where they can sign up for a monthly subscription.
Finally, when users click on the “Subscribe” button, they are taken to a page that requires them to enter their email address and create a password.
If these measures are not enough to convince users that the newsletter is not free, then the pricing structure of the website should do the trick. The website offers three options for subscribing to the newsletter: monthly ($5/month), quarterly ($17/year) or yearly ($34/year).
These prices are significantly higher than the price of most newsletters, which typically charge between $1 and $5 per issue. Therefore, it is clear that James Clear’s newsletter is not free.