Revolut is one bank which arises from the desire to overcome the limits of traditional banks and which presents itself as a bearer of digital banking services for its 35 million customers worldwide.
In fact, its goal is to be the global app of choice for everything related to money and with this spirit it has designed five floors for all customer needs, which however have suffered first revision since they were introduced (here is our guide on how to recharge them).
Plan standard remains freewhile the other plans see a slight increase in the monthly fee: the plan Plus Pass to €3.99 per month (or €40 per year), the plan Premium Pass to €9.99 per month (or €100 per year), the plan Metal Pass to €15.99 per month (or €155 per year) and the plan Ultra Pass to €55 per month (Now on offer at €45 per month or €540 per year).
But, as we said, Revolut is not limited to being a simple current account: for this reason the plans Premium, Metal And Ultra now also include theaccess to subscriptionswhich customers can use for free.
The subscriptions are of various types and they range from the Financial Times, through Freeletics and Picsart, and even to Tinder and Deliveroo. But Revolut doesn’t want to stop here, indeed it plans to reserve some in the future exclusive services for Ultra customers.
This decision was made by Revolut’s management because, according to their internal data, customers spend around €36 per month on subscriptions to digital services, so they want to offer them to those who decide to have an account with them, in addition to other advantages such as access to airport lounges, comprehensive medical insurance, insurance for lost or damaged or delayed baggage.
All these benefits are available within the app itselfwhich you can download on the Play Store and App Store, and you can compare all the plans with the related benefits directly on the Revolut website.
