New options include FT Edit at $49 a year, a $1 four-week trial, Standard Digital at $45 monthly and Premium Digital at $75 monthly.
FT Edit offers eight editor-selected articles a day and a newsletter, while Standard and Premium provide broader digital access, with annual payment discounts of 20%.
The plans target individual and organisational readers as the publisher seeks to expand paid digital readership beyond more than one million existing subscribers.
As rivals use cheap passes to gain readers, is the Financial Times's expensive paywall creating an exclusive information club?
With AI offering free summaries, how can premium news outlets prove their journalism is still worth paying for?
Are licensing deals with AI a lifeline for news, or will they make publishers dangerously dependent on Big Tech?