Offer Details
Pro Tip
NYT is known for aggressive retention. Expect multiple offers before they let you cancel.
Dark Patterns to Watch For
- Requires phone call to cancel (some plans)
- Aggressive phone retention scripts
- Starts at promotional rate then increases
How to Cancel New York Times Subscription
- Go to NYT account
Visit myaccount.nytimes.com and sign in. - Click Cancel
Navigate to your subscription and click "Cancel". - Call customer servicephone
NYT may require you to call 1-800-591-9233 to complete cancellation. - Navigate retention offersphone
The phone agent will offer discounted rates. Be firm if you want to cancel.
Go to New York Times cancellation page →
Read our full guide: How to Cancel New York Times →
Disclaimer: This cancellation guide is provided as general information only. Cancellation processes may change or vary. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, always refer to New York Times's official website or contact their customer support directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to call to cancel NYT?
Some plans require a phone call. Check your account page — if there's no online cancel button, call 1-800-591-9233.
Does NYT offer retention deals?
Yes, NYT is aggressive with retention. Phone agents routinely offer £1/week or similar deep discounts.
Can I pause my NYT subscription?
NYT doesn't offer a formal pause, but calling may get you a temporary suspension.
What's included in NYT All Access?
News, Games (Wordle), Cooking, Wirecutter, and The Athletic — all in one subscription.
Is there a student NYT discount?
Yes, NYT offers academic rates at significant discounts.