Group Subscriptions
With a New York Times group subscription, you can offer your school or organization full access to our industry-leading, original journalism.
See Plan DetailsThe New York Times group subscription offers organizations and users a way to stay informed and inspired by the trusted newspaper of record.
Readers have access to The Times’s vast digital archives.
Subscriptions are easy to set up, manage and bill.
Users can access NYT regardless of their device.
Scaled pricing delivers increased value to large groups.
The Times’s uncompromising reporting offers great value to businesses and organizations in media, hospitality and beyond.
Our multimedia storytelling engages readers with of-the-moment information from beyond the bookstacks.
See case study“Offering free access to NYTimes.com supports our library’s mission to empower all people to explore, connect and grow. Patrons appreciate and enjoy the high-quality editorial content, and we’re able to offer a world-class news source even when the library’s closed.”
Supervising Librarian
Oakland Public Library
Our uncompromising, fact-based journalism can inspire and inform your own outlet’s coverage.
“Digital access to The New York Times has helped us stay on the forefront of news and trends shaping our clients’ businesses. Being informed in real time allows us to stay ahead of the curve and be a resource to our customers as a consultant beyond the typical sales experience.”
Vice President
Washington Speakers Bureau
Complimentary access to The Times is a special perk that will delight your guests and keep them connected to the world.
“The New York Times provides great value to our guests who enjoy reading unlimited articles anytime, on any device. We’re also very happy to reduce our environmental impact by using the digital version over the print newspaper.”
Director of Operations
Streamsong Resort Golf & Spa
The unparalleled quality and breadth of our coverage grants any business a valuable leg up.
“With digital access to The New York Times, it’s easy for our busy, on-the-go designers and planners to stay informed as they shape the ways we experience our world.”
Corporate Librarian/Archivist
Sasaki Associates
Our multimedia storytelling engages readers with of-the-moment information from beyond the bookstacks.
See case study“Offering free access to NYTimes.com supports our library’s mission to empower all people to explore, connect and grow. Patrons appreciate and enjoy the high-quality editorial content, and we’re able to offer a world-class news source even when the library’s closed.”
Supervising Librarian
Oakland Public Library
Our uncompromising, fact-based journalism can inspire and inform your own outlet’s coverage.
“Digital access to The New York Times has helped us stay on the forefront of news and trends shaping our clients’ businesses. Being informed in real time allows us to stay ahead of the curve and be a resource to our customers as a consultant beyond the typical sales experience.”
Vice President
Washington Speakers Bureau
Complimentary access to The Times is a special perk that will delight your guests and keep them connected to the world.
“The New York Times provides great value to our guests who enjoy reading unlimited articles anytime, on any device. We’re also very happy to reduce our environmental impact by using the digital version over the print newspaper.”
Director of Operations
Streamsong Resort Golf & Spa
The unparalleled quality and breadth of our coverage grants any business a valuable leg up.
“With digital access to The New York Times, it’s easy for our busy, on-the-go designers and planners to stay informed as they shape the ways we experience our world.”
Corporate Librarian/Archivist
Sasaki Associates
The Times introduces the next generation of young minds to quality journalism, while offering college students vetted reporting and extensive archives as an academic resource.
Times coverage demonstrates the value of quality journalism — instilling habits to help students become 21st-century learners.
“The New York Times has provided our classes with the opportunity to bring our subjects to a level that enlivens and enriches our students’ experiences and outlook on education.”
Teacher
Folsom Elementary School
Empower your students and teaching staff with educator-designed teaching and learning resources, like lesson plans, writing prompts, news quizzes and more. The Learning Network is now included with district and schoolwide access.
Learn moreOur uncompromising, fact-based journalism can inspire and inform your own outlet’s coverage.
“The New York Times is an invaluable asset in my classrooms. I expect grad-school journalism students to be fully up-to-date on the news, and to train toward being world citizens. The Times is the best source for that, with its mature, thorough, unbiased news reporting.”
Professor
Northwestern University
Keep learning current with curated summaries, instructional strategies and exclusive content — all designed for easy educator implementation. Campus subscriptions include full access to The New York Times inEducation.
Learn moreTimes coverage demonstrates the value of quality journalism — instilling habits to help students become 21st-century learners.
“The New York Times has provided our classes with the opportunity to bring our subjects to a level that enlivens and enriches our students’ experiences and outlook on education.”
Teacher
Folsom Elementary School
Empower your students and teaching staff with educator-designed teaching and learning resources, like lesson plans, writing prompts, news quizzes and more. The Learning Network is now included with district and schoolwide access.
Learn moreOur uncompromising, fact-based journalism can inspire and inform your own outlet’s coverage.
“The New York Times is an invaluable asset in my classrooms. I expect grad-school journalism students to be fully up-to-date on the news, and to train toward being world citizens. The Times is the best source for that, with its mature, thorough, unbiased news reporting.”
Professor
Northwestern University
Keep learning current with curated summaries, instructional strategies and exclusive content — all designed for easy educator implementation. Campus subscriptions include full access to The New York Times inEducation.
Learn moreWhat’s included
Unlimited articles on NYTimes.com and the NYT app.
Access to interactive media like VR, podcasts, documentaries and beyond.
100 archival articles every month, for each user.*
Dedicated customer service and resources to make implementation easy.
Group subscriptions are only available to five or more users.
Off-site access is not available for hotels.
*Restrictions may apply for articles between 1923 and 1980.
A group subscription to The New York Times provides unlimited access to NYTimes.com for your group of five or more users. Group subscriptions also include access from any device, 100 archival articles per month for any user and dedicated customer support.
A minimum of five users is required to purchase a group subscription. If you’re a student or an educator interested in a subscription for yourself, please click here. All other individuals can purchase a subscription here.
Pricing depends on the number of users who will have access, and the price per user generally decreases with volume. You can get a price estimate here.
Group subscriptions are billed annually and can be paid via credit card, direct debit, check or electronic bank payment. You can easily submit a purchase order online here.
University subscriptions include full access to The New York Times inEducation — a resource to help educators teach with The Times. Click here for more information. The Learning Network is an excellent resource that offers K-12 institutions a wide array of teaching and learning materials using New York Times content. Click here to learn more.
Print copies of The New York Times are available at a discounted rate when purchased with a group subscription.
If your school already has a subscription, you can activate your complimentary access here.
Yes. You can find exclusive academic rates for students and educators here.