Financial Times

Financial Times — Overview & Pricing

Financial Times is a News Subscriptions service with plans starting from $75.00/month. Browse pricing tiers, available discounts, and alternatives below.

Updated: May 2026

About Financial Times

Financial Times

Financial Times is a news subscriptions product operated by The Financial Times Ltd, headquartered in London, United Kingdom, launched in 1888. Pricing anchors at $75/month (Standard Digital), the corporate parent is Nikkei Inc. (TSE: 9418, parent of Nikkei Group) (parent: TSE: 9418 (Nikkei Inc.)), and the 2025-2026 differentiator is the same item highlighted in Quick facts: Through 2025-2026 the FT has expanded its FT Edit curated reader, AI-summary features under FT's responsible-AI framework, and continued to grow paying digital subscribers past 1.

Quick facts

  • Operator: The Financial Times Ltd
  • Corporate parent: Nikkei Inc. (TSE: 9418, parent of Nikkei Group)
  • Public-market status: parent: TSE: 9418 (Nikkei Inc.)
  • Headquarters: London, United Kingdom
  • Founded: 1888
  • Anchor 2026 price: $75/month (Standard Digital)
  • Free tier or trial: Limited free articles per month; Trial available at £1/month for first 4 months in many markets
  • Jurisdiction: applicable consumer-protection and data-protection law in the markets served
  • 2025-2026 differentiator: Through 2025-2026 the FT has expanded its FT Edit curated reader, AI-summary features under FT's responsible-AI framework, and continued to grow paying digital subscribers past 1.3M.

What is Financial Times?

Financial Times launched in 1888 as a news subscriptions product from The Financial Times Ltd. The 2026 product surface spans Web, iOS, Android, with a feature set centred on lex daily markets analysis and daily newsletter, epaper digital replica of the printed ft, and markets data, fund screener and portfolio tracker. Subger tracks Financial Times inside its broader news subscriptions catalog; the dedicated true-price page layers historical renewal-price data on top.

Why choose Financial Times

Editorial depth

Financial Times differentiates on lex daily markets analysis and daily newsletter and epaper digital replica of the printed ft. In context: the product is headquartered in London, United Kingdom and operates under applicable consumer-protection and data-protection law in the markets served, which shapes how the team designs the catalog / coverage / feature ladder. For 2026 buyers, the headline question is whether lex daily markets analysis and daily newsletter matches actual usage patterns — and the news subscriptions category hub benchmarks how Financial Times stacks up against the rest of the category on this dimension.

Reader features

Beyond the headline, Financial Times ships markets data, fund screener and portfolio tracker, ft forums and live q&a with ft journalists, and archive search back to 2004 (premium) and selective earlier indexing, plus digital subscription to financial times news and editorial coverage. These are the practical levers that decide whether the subscription pays back month-to-month. Subger's renewal-price tracker spotlights any tier where the steady-state price diverges sharply from the promotional first-year rate — see the true-price page for Financial Times.

Plans and ecosystem

Financial Times runs 4 pricing tiers from Trial ($1/4 weeks) up to Print + Digital (From $125/month). The Premium Digital tier at $75/month (Standard Digital) is the most-purchased anchor — see the pricing table for the full ladder and the renewal-price tracker for first-year vs. renewal math. Active promo codes are tracked on the Financial Times promo page.

Pricing in 2026

Financial Times's current 2026 ladder, with anchor figures in their primary billing currency:

TierAnchor priceWhat's included
Trial$1/4 weeksPromotional intro pricing for new subscribers in most markets
Standard Digital$75/monthFT.com, app, daily newsletter
Premium Digital$95/monthAdds Lex, FT Edit curated reading, mobile-only HTML5 edition
Print + DigitalFrom $125/monthNewspaper delivery plus all digital access

The renewal-price delta — the gap between promotional first-year and steady-state pricing — is tracked on the dedicated true-price page for Financial Times. Active promotional codes are listed on the Financial Times promo page.

Financial Times apps and platform support

Financial Times ships across the following surfaces in 2026:

SurfaceSupported
Mobile (iOS, Android, wearables)iOS, Android
Desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux)Not supported
Web browserWeb
TV and streaming devicesNot supported
ConsoleNot supported
Other surfaces and integrationsNot applicable

If you cancel and want to keep an existing account on a new device, see the Financial Times cancellation guide for account-retention details.

Editorial depth and reader features

Financial Times's editorial value rests on lex daily markets analysis and daily newsletter plus epaper digital replica of the printed ft. The practical buying questions for news subscribers are paywall breadth, archive depth, multi-device sync, and newsletter / podcast bundling. The news-subscriptions category hub compares paywall economics across major publishers.

Use cases Financial Times fits

  • Readers wanting unmetered access to a major regional publisher
  • Professionals tracking sectoral coverage (finance / tech / politics)
  • Users who prefer a single trusted source over algorithmic feeds
  • Subscribers comparing legacy-newspaper digital bundles

If none of these matches your situation, the news subscriptions category hub ranks alternatives that may fit better.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Financial Times cost in 2026?

Financial Times's ladder starts at Trial ($1/4 weeks), with the anchor reference at $75/month (Standard Digital) and top tier Print + Digital at From $125/month. Full breakdown in the pricing table and renewal-price math on the true-price page.

Does Financial Times have a free tier or trial?

Limited free articles per month; Trial available at £1/month for first 4 months in many markets See the pricing table for the entry-paid step, and the Financial Times deal page for current promo discounts.

Who owns and operates Financial Times?

Financial Times is operated by The Financial Times Ltd. The corporate parent is Nikkei Inc. (TSE: 9418, parent of Nikkei Group), with the product headquartered in London, United Kingdom and launched in 1888. Public-market status: parent: TSE: 9418 (Nikkei Inc.).

Where is Financial Times headquartered?

Financial Times runs out of London, United Kingdom. It is governed by applicable consumer-protection and data-protection law in the markets served.

What's the 2025-2026 differentiator for Financial Times?

Through 2025-2026 the FT has expanded its FT Edit curated reader, AI-summary features under FT's responsible-AI framework, and continued to grow paying digital subscribers past 1.3M.

How do I cancel Financial Times?

Cancellation flows for web, iOS and Android are documented step-by-step in the Financial Times cancellation guide. Time the cancellation before the renewal date to avoid the next billing cycle.

Are there Financial Times promo codes or seasonal discounts?

Subger tracks active promo codes and seasonal deals on the Financial Times promo page. Family / multi-user variants (where they exist) are listed in the pricing ladder above.

What devices does Financial Times run on?

Financial Times ships on Web, iOS, Android. The platforms table above lists every supported surface.

How does Financial Times compare with other news subscriptions options?

Fit depends on geography, ecosystem and ladder economics. The news subscriptions category hub on Subger benchmarks alternatives across price ladder, free tier, feature breadth and ecosystem.

How does Subger track Financial Times pricing?

Subger pulls Financial Times's public price card and layers historical renewal-price data so you can see when a promo first-year price falls off. See the true-price page for the delta between teaser and steady-state pricing.

Get started with Financial Times

Pick a tier from the pricing table above that matches your usage. The Premium Digital tier at $75/month (Standard Digital) is the most-purchased anchor for 2026 subscribers. If you're shopping around, browse the news subscriptions category hub to benchmark alternatives, and check the Financial Times deal page for current promotional pricing before committing.

Before finalising, do three things: read the renewal-price math on the true-price page for Financial Times so the first-year promo doesn't catch you out at renewal; verify the device and platform support against the surfaces you actually use day to day; and bookmark the cancellation guide so you know how to exit cleanly if usage drops. Financial Times is a news subscriptions purchase that benefits from the same disciplined renewal-tracking habit Subger applies to every subscription in the catalog.

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Pricing

Monthly Plan

from $75.00 (≈ NZ$126.43)

/month

Annual Equivalent

from $900.00

/year

Available in 1 regions
Regional pricingPremium Digital
🇺🇸United StatesUSD$75.00≈ NZ$126.43

Prices converted at current exchange rate

Source: www.ft.comPrices verified 2026-03-18

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