The New York Times currently has a great deal on a one-year digital subscription: Get everything The Times has to offer, including news, crosswords, and cooking – for just $1 a week for your first year.
The NY Times All Access subscription – now just $1 a week for the first year – gives you all the features of the NY Times news PLUS access to the NY Times Cooking section, daily Crossword, and Wirecutter site.
You can find the deal here:
New York Times subscription special
New York Times Crossword
The famed New York Times Crossword Puzzle is included in an All Access subscription (currently $1 / week). You could purchase the NYT Crossword separately for $6 a month or $60 a year. However, since this is more than the All Access subscription which gives you the Crossword plus everything else the Times has to offer, buying just the Crossword makes little sense with current prices. A few times a year the rate goes on sale for $20 for one year. To check the current New York Times Crossword price, visit:
NY Times Crossword Subscription
New York Times Cooking Subscription
Like the crossword, The New York Times Cooking Section is included in All Access subscriptions. You can purchase NYT Cooking separately for $$1.25 / week or $40 a year. A few times a year the rate goes on a half-price sale. To check the current New York Times Cooking price, visit: NY Times Cooking Subscription
If you have an All Access NY Times digital subscription, the NY Times Crossword and Cooking Section are available to you at no extra charge.
Get everything The New York Times has to offer, including news, crosswords, and cooking – for just $1 a week.
The New York Times currently has two great deals on a one-year digital subscription:
- News Access $1 a week. The News Access subscription gives you unlimited access to the New York Times website and app for Apple or Android. Not included are the crossword or cooking sections.
- All Access $1.50 a week. The All Access subscription gives you all the features of News Access PLUS access to the NY Times Cooking section, daily Crossword, and Wirecutter site.
You can find the current NY Times deals here:
New York Times subscription specials
If you subscribe your credit card will be billed every four weeks at these rates: $4 every four weeks for News Access or $6 every four weeks for All Access. Those rates are good for your first year. After that you’ll be billed at the regular rates ($17 every four weeks for News Access, $25 for All Access) unless you act.
*Terms of Limited time offer.
These special introductory offers are not available to current subscribers of the same subscription type. Your payment method will automatically be charged in advance the introductory rate indicated in the offer(s) above every 4 weeks for 1 year, and after 1 year the indicated standard rate every 4 weeks. The print edition of The New York Times is not included with digital subscriptions. New York Times Cooking, Games and Wirecutter are included with an All Digital Access subscription but are not included with a Basic Digital Access subscription. Your subscription will continue until you cancel. Cancellation takes effect at the end of your current billing period. Taxes may apply. Offer terms are subject to change.
New York Times: Cancel Subscription
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How to Keep Low NYT Subscription Rates
Before you buy a New York Times subscription, be aware that these introductory deals are good only for your first year, and after that you’ll be billed at the regular rate unless you act. Here’s what you should do:
After purchasing your subscription, set yourself a reminder to contact the newspaper at least a few days before the end of your one-year special. On the call or chat, say you are trying to save money and ask what you are going to be billed for renewal. Unless you are offered another special rate, say you cannot afford it and need to cancel. You will often be offered the same special rate, or another good deal.
We have been paying the same $1 a week for our NY times digital subscription for several years.
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