Plans and what's included
Essentials, Plus, and Max compared — archive access, ECG STAT, Skills exams, and CME.
Updated November 11, 2026
Three plans, one idea
Every plan includes Dr. Mattu's new weekly workout, quizzes, and mobile access. The differences are how far back into the archive you can go and which advanced tools are included.
- Essentials — $35/year. Every new weekly workout plus the most recent year of the archive.
- Plus — $60/year. Three years of archive access, plus ECG STAT, the bedside ECG interpretation guide.
- Max — $100/year. The complete archive (15+ years), ECG STAT, ECG Skills exams, CME credit claiming, and the ECGWeekly Enduring course.

Good to know
- CME requires Max. If earning Category 1 credit matters to you, Max is the plan that includes claiming.
- Longtime members: if you joined before the new platform, your existing membership and price continue unchanged — these plans are what you'd move to only if you choose to switch. If you were on the $99-a-year Annual ECGWeekly Plus level, you're on Max: that level always included everything Max does. See Changing your plan.
- Groups and residencies have their own pricing with volume discounts — see Group memberships.
- You can compare everything side-by-side on the membership page.
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