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So I'm considering starting my subscription again, was planning to start with Starfinder ap subscription before I realized there was no discount at all making it really unappealing since I mostly run games in roll20 anyway and have trust issues irl :P So I was considering "Ok, does AP subscription discount apply to starfinder products and what would be combined shipping price if I subscribed both to starfinder and pathfinder aps" but shopping cart seems to be unable to calculate shipping cost for that... So I dunno if its worth it or if it would be practically cheaper to just buy physical and pdf separately at store over here if I wanted both
This discount even applies to other Paizo subscriptions!
Best way to see the shipping cost is to add a 96 page book and a 64 page book to your shopping cart, then proceed to the second numbered stage of the order process (I'd go for an AP instalment and a campaign setting book but I'd be sure to use one currently available as occasionally books they haven't released yet give screwy estimates of shipping due to wonky dimensions/weight in the system).
That will show all the possible shipping methods to your address so you can see what options you'll have each month. After that, just go back to step one and remove the two "test products" from your shopping cart.
You'd have to factor in the 30% PFAP discount and the 15% SFAP discount manually though (or subtract $10-95, if you trust my mental arithmetic giving a total cost of $37-03+shipping for both books plus both PDFs).
I don't know if you're overseas, but import duties and other taxes could be an issue - they are pretty difficult to estimate reliably though, by the accounts I've seen.
Hello CorvusMask,
Everything Steve said is correct. The Adventure Paths usually work out to $17.49 after the discount. The Starfinder Adventure Paths should work out to around $19.54 ($22.99 less 15%, or $3.45). So you would be looking at about $37.03 before shipping. Shipping is going to depend on the shipping method you prefer and the destination. You should be able to see what the various options and the price for each using the method Steve described.
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So according to that method, 96 & 64 together are 12.37 dollars .-.
So umm... I'm sucking at math right now but if that discount estimate is right it would be in total be 49.4(assuming it isn't enough costly to get taxed by customs, can't remember what was limit for that). So I guess its at least cheaper than buying all locally if I didn't screw up my mental math .-.
It's especially cheap if you plan on buying the PDFs as well as buying the print copies locally.
Hello CorvusMask,
Your math looks correct. And as Steve mentioned the subscription includes free PDF copies of the books as well.