The Next Chapter of Operation Sports Starts February 2

On Monday, February 2, we’re officially launching the new Operation Sports subscription service.

Starting on Monday, you’ll be able to choose between:

• Rookie (Free), which keeps the free OS experience you already know

• Starter ($3.99/mo or $38/yr), for those who want premium content and closer community access (current subscribers who pay for the Not Just Another Roster Update newsletter will be placed here).

• All-Star ($7.99/mo or $80/yr), for OSers who want the full, ad-free experience, deeper forums personalization, everything from the Starter tier, and participation in community games

• Hall of Fame ($14.99/mo or $145), for supporters who want to help shape where OS goes next

We’ll have full breakdowns of all these tiers as well when the service goes live on Monday, so you can scope them out yourself.

If you decide to support OS through one of the paid tiers, you’re not just subscribing to perks. You’re helping us:

• Reduce our reliance on ads and algorithms

• Invest more directly in the forums and community features

• Host events, town halls, and new ways to bring OSers together

• Build Operation Sports in a way that prioritizes people over traffic

That’s the real goal here.

There’s no pressure to upgrade. Free will always exist, and it will always be a valid way to be part of Operation Sports. On top of that, we’re going to continue to try and find new ways to add value to each of these tiers to get people stoked about them today and beyond.

That said if you’ve ever thought about supporting this place more directly or wished OS could be a little cleaner, a little closer, and a little more community-driven, this is how that starts.

On Monday, February 2, everything goes live.

I hope you’ll check it out, read through the tiers, and decide what makes sense for you.

No matter what you choose, thank you for being here and helping keep Operation Sports going.

-Chase