The initial All Access plan charges $30 per year for 56 print issues plus full online access for tablet apps. There are also plans that charge per week ($4.99) and per month ($2.99). Yes, the weekly plan is more expensive than the monthly plan. The weekly price is the same as a print issue and includes access to all Time.com content, but not to the tablet edition. The monthly deal includes print issues plus the online content as well. Users can cancel the monthly plan at any point.
Before the All Access plans were announced, Time used to upload its full issue online two weeks after it hit the newsstand. Now, the new issue’s content will be uploaded to Time.com every Thursday, but the content will only be available to All Access subscribers. An iPad version of Time had been available free to print subscribers since May.