How to cancel New York Times
New York Times costs about $17/mo in the US. Here's the fastest way out, the notice period and the discounts the service usually offers at the last step.
Quick facts about New York Times
| Standard price | $17/mo |
|---|---|
| Category | News |
| Notice period | Usually none, but a contract period may run out later |
| Difficulty | Hard |
| Retention hack | You can't cancel online without an offer appearing — usually $1/week or ~50% off for 4 months. |
Cancel New York Times step by step
- 1Log in to your New York Times account — preferably in a browser, not the app.
- 2Go to Account → Subscription/Membership → Manage.
- 3Choose Cancel and decline any offers for a discount or a pause.
Send written cancellation to
help.nytimes.comSome services require an email. Tap the address for a pre-filled email, or copy everything at once.
Savings hack: discounts when you cancel New York Times
You can't cancel online without an offer appearing — usually $1/week or ~50% off for 4 months.
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FAQ
How much does New York Times cost?
About $17/mo for the standard plan in the US.
How long is the notice period?
Usually none, but a contract period may run out later
Can I get a refund?
Usually not – you keep access through the paid period. Cancel just before the renewal date.
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