A Quick Note on Pricing

The monthly plan is going up next week. Annual stays at $150/year, and existing subscribers keep their current rate.

I wanted to give everyone a quick heads-up.

Next week, I will increase the monthly subscription price for Modern Value Investing from $15/month to $29/month.

The annual subscription will remain $150/year.

Nothing changes for existing paid subscribers. If you subscribed earlier at $10/month or $15/month, you keep that price as long as your subscription remains active. I think that is fair. Early readers took a chance on the publication, supported it when it was smaller, and deserve to keep the price they signed up for. Thank you for your loyalty — keeping your original rate is my way of recognizing that support.

Why raise the monthly price?

Because the archive has become much more valuable.

When I started, there were fewer writeups and the publication was still developing. Since then, the archive has grown, the research has become deeper, the quality of the articles has improved, and the track record now supports a higher monthly price.

Monthly access includes the full archive and maximum flexibility. That is valuable, and it should be priced accordingly.

At the same time, I want to keep the publication accessible.

My goal has never been to make this a product only for professionals or institutions. I write for serious individual investors who are trying to build wealth over time. That is why the annual plan will stay at $150/year.

Going forward, the annual plan will be the clearly superior choice for regular readers:

$150/year versus $29/month, or $348/year if paid monthly.

So the annual plan stays where it is, while the monthly plan moves higher.

I will make the change in one week. Anyone who has been thinking about subscribing monthly can still do so at the current price before the increase.

Thank you to everyone who reads and supports the work. I appreciate it — especially those of you who joined early and have stayed.