Four tiers, side by side.
The honest version, including the things the expensive tiers do not get you and the reasons the middle one is usually right.
Everything, compared.
| Loitering — £0 | Mucking In — £7 | Ploughing On — £15 | Landlording — £40 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| An estate-wide account | ||||
| The whole chapter archive | ||||
| Every field camera | ||||
| The fortnightly newsletter | ||||
| Hoarding — the loyalty wallet | ||||
| Your Parish | ||||
| Discount across the estate | 5% | 10% | 15% | |
| Early access to drops | 24 hours | 48 hours | First refusal | |
| Double Runes | ||||
| Priority pub booking window | ||||
| A Schooling course a year | ||||
| Unaired and behind-the-scenes material | ||||
| A vote on spring planting | ||||
| A plot, every season | ||||
| Member access windows on site | ||||
| Your name in Recording |
If you buy anything here more than about twice a year, Ploughing On pays for itself on the discount alone. If you do not, stay on Loitering — it is free, it is not crippled, and we would genuinely rather have you on it than have you cancel something in three months.
A note on subscription saturation.
Both Calm and Headspace lost paying subscribers year on year. The generic consumer subscription is saturating at the top of the market, and anybody launching one in 2026 on the assumption that people will simply add another monthly charge is not paying attention.
Which is why the free tier here is real, the paid tiers are anchored to concrete commercial value rather than to content alone, and the top tier includes a physical thing — a plot — rather than more access to a video library.
Start free.
And move up only if the arithmetic actually works for you.
What people actually ask.
The two questions this page gets most, answered without a support ticket.
It gets you the booking window early. It does not get you a table that does not exist, because the room is the size it is.
Loitering gets you the chapter archive, the cameras and first sight of every drop. It costs nothing and it always will.
Elsewhere on the estate.
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