Cancellation guide
How to cancel The New York Times
Cancel The New York Times through the biller-specific route below. Save the final end date or written confirmation before you leave. Open the official The New York Times route.
Step by step
- NYTimes account
- select each active subscription
- cancel. Official alternatives are cancellation chat and phone at 866-273-3612 for US subscribers.
What happens after cancellation
Except where the terms or law say otherwise, fees are nonrefundable and access continues for the remainder of the current subscription period.
How to know it worked
Save the cancellation email and re-open the account to verify every intended product has an end date.
Before you cancel: pay less
Documented option
Continue the online cancel flow and evaluate any save offer that actually appears.
Prices, durations, and four-week versus monthly cadence vary; no amount is guaranteed.
Offer may appear
Recent users repeatedly report account-specific online offers. If an offer appears, compare its cadence, end date, and full renewal price. Never assume an account-specific offer is guaranteed.
What they don't tell you
- News, Games, Cooking, The Athletic, home delivery, and other products can be separate subscriptions; cancel each paid product shown. A third-party subscription must be canceled with that third party.
If you subscribed through Apple
The New York Times cannot cancel a subscription that Apple bills. On your iPhone open
Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions, choose The New York Times and cancel there.
Check the receipt: if it came from Apple, that is your route.
Check the biller first
Direct; Apple; Google Play; other authorized third parties. If Apple, Google Play, Amazon, PayPal, a carrier, or another partner appears on the receipt, cancel with that provider instead of using the merchant's direct route.
Official sources
- NYTimes — Terms of SaleSource checked 2026-08-12
- Manage AccountSource checked 2026-08-12
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