Financial Times Subscription Plans Expand Access Options

NEW YORK, N.Y. — The Financial Times has unveiled new subscription models to enhance access to its journalism, offering varied plans designed to cater to different readership needs.

Starting with a trial subscription at $35 for three months, readers will gain full access to the Financial Times, although this does not include the website or mobile app, according to the announcement made on Thursday.

A more comprehensive option is available at $45 per month, which provides essential digital access across devices. This plan also offers a 20% discount for annual subscriptions paid upfront, making it appealing for long-term readers.

The premium tier, priced at $75 per month, grants complete digital access, including expert analyses from industry leaders. Like the essential plan, a 20% annual subscription discount is also available here.

“We believe in empowering our readers through flexible subscription options that meet the diverse demands of our audience,” said Financial Times Chief Executive Officer. “As more people the world over seek quality journalism, our goal is to accommodate this desire in accessible formats.”

The Financial Times has seen an increase in readership as digital news consumption rises. Recent data indicates that a million readers now subscribe to its services, embracing the brand’s reputation for in-depth analysis and authoritative reporting.

Moreover, organizations can opt for group subscriptions, which include exclusive features and content designed for multiple readers. Interested parties can check existing access through their company or institution.

Overall, these new plans reflect the Financial Times’ commitment to maintaining its position as a leading source of financial news while adapting to changing consumer habits.