Zwift co-founder and CEO Eric Min has hinted that monthly subscription rates on the online cycling platform may soon rise, citing supply chain issues and the increased cost of running the business.
In a video interview with Bloomberg's Tim Stenovec, carried out over Zwift, Min said that the last few years have been “really tough” for the company.
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