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How to cancel New York Times
New York Times is a news & reading subscription, typically $25.00 a month. Here is where the cancel button lives and what to watch for.
Steps
- Sign in at nytimes.com and open Account, then Manage Subscription
- Choose Cancel your subscription
- If no online option appears, use chat or call 1-800-698-4637
Open New York Times’s account page
Before you cancel
- If you pay through Apple, Google Play, Amazon or a phone bundle, cancel there; the provider’s own page will not let you.
- Check the renewal date first and cancel a day or two before it, so you get the full period you paid for without another charge.
After you cancel
- Keep the confirmation email. If a charge appears later, it is your proof.
- Access normally continues until the end of the paid period, then stops.
- Check the next card statement once, to be sure the charge is gone.
Guide checked on 10 September 2026. Compiled from New York Times’s help pages; providers move buttons, so the account page is the final word. About 30 US states require an online cancel path for subscriptions started online.
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Cancellation steps are guidance compiled from provider help pages and can change. Confirm on the provider’s own account page. About 30 US states have automatic-renewal laws requiring an online cancel path when you signed up online.