94%Would buy again
Compared with my old routine of picking up the glossy from the newsagent every month, reading the same titles on here is quicker and I don't end up with a pile of paper in the car. I've been a reader of woodworking titles for years so I know the back issues I want and the search finds them straight away. Renewal is painless and I've not had a single issue fail to load on my tablet.
Read moreI bought a single issue to try a new title and it was about what I expected for the price. The issue arrived in my library quickly and reads well on my tablet. What did put me off was trying to cancel the subscription the company set up afterwards, which needed several steps and a bit of hunting for the right page. I got it sorted in the end but it was more faff than it should have been.
Read moreI tried a few other apps before settling on this one, mainly for the archive of my knitting magazine. The reading experience is good and the issues load without any trouble on my laptop. The price is reasonable for what you get, though a couple of the titles I wanted cost a bit more here than on another site. Signing up and managing the subscription was easy enough, and I have not had any billing…
Read moreI bought a single issue to try a new title and it was about what I expected for the price. The issue arrived in my library quickly and reads well on my tablet. What did put me off was trying to cancel the subscription the company set up afterwards, which needed several steps and a bit of hunting for the right page. I got it sorted in the end but it was more faff than it should have been.
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Pocketmags is an online retailer and digital publisher that sells magazine subscriptions and single issues in digital format. Readers can access titles across a broad set of categories, including lifestyle, news, hobbies, technology and home interests, through its website and dedicated apps. The business is built around digital editions, which can be read on a range of tablets, smartphones and computers without the need for a physical delivery.
Its customers are readers who prefer to read magazines on screen, and the service allows them to keep a library of issues that can be opened at any time. The company also offers print subscriptions alongside its digital catalogue, and it sells gift subscriptions for those who wish to send a title to someone else.
