Your MasterClass Subscription Price Is About to Change

Lower prices and expanded content are coming to the educational platform.

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May 30, 2023 9:58 a.m. PT

Among MasterClass' new offerings will be a class by Amy Poehler on developing communication and leadership skills.

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The educational streaming platform MasterClass said Tuesday that it will lower the subscription cost of its three tiers and expand its content.

MasterClass is a skills-sharing streaming platform where you can learn just about anything, from screenwriting and storytelling to wine tasting. The company is lowering the prices of its individual, dual (aka Duo) and family subscription plans to $10 a month, $15 a month and $20 a month, respectively. Plans are billed annually, which works out to $120, $180 and $240. The individual plan previously cost $15 a month, while the dual plan was $20 and the family plan was $23.

"As a result of the pandemic, there has been a regression in soft skills," said David Rogier, founder and CEO of MasterClass, in a release. "Our members are looking for more personal and professional development."

Some of MasterClass' expanded content offerings will include developing communication and leadership skills with the help of comedian Amy Poehler, and learning how to properly use a kitchen knife with James Beard Award-winning chef Nancy Silverton.

A second season of its original series G.O.A.T. will feature Silverton and TikTok chef Wallace Wong and will be released this summer. Next month, in a four-part series called Mastering the Markets, four Wall Street executives will provide economic insight and advice amid a time of economic uncertainty.