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4 subscriptions from $7.99
In the United States, Washington Post has 4 subscriptions priced $7.99 – 189.99. It comes with a 1 month free trial.
| Subscription | Period | Price |
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| Core | MonthlyTrial: 1 month | $7.99 – 13.99 |
| Premium | Monthly | $18.99 |
| Core | Annual | $139.99 |
| Premium | Annual | $189.99 |
1 one-time purchase from $3.99
In the United States, Washington Post has 1 one-time purchase priced $3.99.
| Product | Price |
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| One-Day Pass | $3.99 |
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| Monthly price | $13.99 | $14.99 | $38.99 | $6.90 | $14.99 | $5.99 | $29.99 | $8.99 | $11.99 | $8.90 | $5.99 |
| Annual price | $139.99 | $129.99 | — | $249.00 | $89.00 | $59.99 | — | $89.99 | $109.99 | $99.00 | — |
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Washington Post reviews
4.7 out of 5, based on 724,335 reviews.
What people like
- Reporting is timely and accurate
- Digital edition looks great
- App interface is easy to use
What they complain about
- Ads block the crossword keyboard
- Comments section is broken or annoying
- Content feels biased or repetitive
The Go To for Breaking Unique News First
This paper digs for the big lead. Two recent examples: The story about Open AI’s model breaking out of its constraints and breaking into a company called Hugging Face to obtain data illegally, and a story about Trump’s executive order directing the postal service not to deliver mail-in ballots to states who refuse to deliver their voter rolls to the Feds. I read both stories first in the WP, with other papers lagging behind in their coverage. Keep covering these monumental stories.
Moral of the Story: Don’t Fire Your Best Writers!
I am Centrist enough that the Post’s sharp veer to the Radical Right was disconcerting, but I just wanted the News and Sports anyways. The wholesale slaughter of the writing staff and elimination of the entire SPorts Center, however, has driven me to the NY Times and The Athletic, where you can enjoy actual writing - great writing - from Humans not Bots.
Wash Post
Good but not as good or as dependable on articles as before Bezos and his changes.
why the new ads???
i love doing the daily crossword, and i don’t mind sitting through the little 15 second ad before starting the puzzle. but then. then, the newest update came out and now there’s ad pop ups in-game that COVER THE WHOLE KEYBOARD. and the exit button on the ad doesn’t appear for at least 15-30 seconds. furthermore, once you’ve exited out of the stupid pop-up, you don’t even have enough time to type more than 3 letters before THE SAME AD POPS UP AGAIN AND WONT GO AWAY. like, washington post doesn’t even make their own crossword, they just use the LA Times crossword every day—so there’s really no excuse for why these ads are being pushed so aggressively. it’s made the app completely unusable.
Ads, ads everywhere
I get it, we need ads to continue to work of the paper, which is not cheap. But do we need an on the Crossword blocking the keyboard every 5 minutes??
Review
WP is timely, accurate, and reports events and people, places and things we NEED to know… No junk
Trust
Since Mr. Jeff Bezos bought the WP I do not trust your opinions. To much to the extreme right. Hope this is corrected.
Mr
One of the very top news outlets
Change in editorial tone
I’ve been very disappointed with the simplistic, cookie cutter conservative editorials, and how prevalent they have become in The Post. There used to be a lot more in depth editorial thought.
No Longer the Free Press Example
Contrary to a promise, Bezos is now interfering in WAPO reporting. He is extremely afraid of receiving the wrath of Trump. I know which side Bezos would have taken in the Revolutionary War.
Great News Source
Love the great reporting on current events. Hope it keeps going!
Bad Add Placement
I don’t mind seeing adds, however, I do not like not being able to type while doing the crossword because an add is placed directly over the keyboard and it reappears 3 seconds in the same place after letting it play out and closing it.
President
Not the paper it was. Have been a subscriber for over 40 years. The news is restricted as are the opinion pieces. The sports and business sections are a joke. I do not support these government policies but do like honest opinion pieces and plan to subscribe to the Wall Street Journal to secure fair opinion pieces and outstanding and honest business and finance reporting. Bezos has ruined this paper.
Democracy Has Died in Darkness
I used to depend on The Washington Post for clear eyed journalism. Sadly, with the current editorial staff and ownership, the journalism now seems cowardly at best, and completely skewed at worst. I now more often turn to The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, an online sources to get information I can depend on.
Too Many Taps Needed After Entering Password
Why does it require three taps after I enter my password to get to reading the paper (four if I tap the Return key to submit the password, which works for the e-mail address but not that)? The first to submit the password, the second to get rid of a very annoying “Thank you!” pop-up for signing in, and the third to get rid of the sign-in screen (from the Print Edition section) or else to get back to the Home/Top Stories page (if I sign in from there). Please at least remove that “Thank you” pop-up dialog!
Outstanding Detailed Overviews
Details of domestic and international events are written with clarity and a sense of intimacy with the dynamics that drive them. The context provides an almost personal relationship Between the journalists and the readers
Ad covers keyboard
Ad is covering the keyboard of the crossword puzzle. Can’t do the crossword puzzles
Why I canceled
The Washington Post has spoken truth to power and championed free speech dating back to the publication of the Pentagon Papers and the Watergate investigation. Since the capitulation of Jeff Bezos to the MAGA movement, either from cowardice or greed, and the subsequent changes in editorial policy, I regretfully can no longer count on the Post. I have cancelled my long standing subscription!!
M’eh
WaPo used to be one of the country’s great newspapers. Now it’s just a captive mouthpiece for the “embattled” billionaire class. The op/ed page is so bad it’s funny but the unrestrained reactions of the reader comments do add some levity and inspiration to this Emperor’s New Clothes operation.
Needs a new editorial board, desperately
There are now 2 WAPOs. WAPO1 , though much reduced in resources still produces fine reporting. WAPO 2 consists of demented remnants for whom Chester A Arthur seems to be a lodestone, and a fortunately ever changing crowd of contributors clearly off their meds and/or in need of remedial education to get them up to succeeding in a failing middle school do no honor to what was so recently a great small -d democratic institution needs to be replaced in their entirety. Much laughter followed by tears is generated from reading their reality-defying dislocated rants and scribblings.
😊
I like WAPO when they publish independent news and not just Bezos knee bending to the corrupt WH. I also enjoy expressing my comments after articles.
Goddamn AT&T ad
I swear to god every time I try to play some crosswords that goddamn AT&T ad pops up right on top of the keyboards with no means to close the ad. I’m about to never read anything Washington post ever publishes and end my AT&T service all together just because of this. Such a bad look for both companies. I get that you guys need ads to run but surely you should consider consumers and give them some room to play some crosswords instead of passive-aggressively pushing me to buy your subscription
Exceptional offerings
The app is really built well. Easy to find the latest stories relevant to my interest as a writer. The assistance provided is top tier in summarizes lengthy articles and the videos are really on trend. Your recipes portion is lacking variety though and that is unfortunate
Too controlled by corporate tech money
This pub used to be the epitome of reporting and of investigation. I dream one day it could get back to All the Presidents Men
Why you got a Low Score
The Comic section. Bring back ‘Liberty Meadows’. It is the funniest and they have local reference . Good work Mr. Chao. Your advertisements are lacking. You need to spend more money and get higher quality ads. You are not listening to me!
Balance
My morning feed of the right amount of news, the right amount of personal Info (advice & lifestyle) written with grace and style. And the illustrations? Magnifique!
Games section ruined by ads
Forced to watch an ad every time I open the crossword and now another ad with no way of closing frequently appears over the keyboard
Make it easier to read
I’d like to be able to zoom in and expand text, as I can with pictures.
WaPo Bias
The Washington Post has fallen from its heights to become a MAGA apologist! Sad what is happening to honest journalism!
Reporting
Increasingly concerned when I see gaps in reporting on matters I have expertise in, what are you leaving out in other stories? Lies of omission are still lies. Sort of losing faith in the Post
Journalism At Its Best!!!
A+!!!
Sad decline of a serious paper
Poor editing. Lurch to the right. The editorials are wacky right wing talking points. The British leadership of the newsroom is misguided. A shadow of what the Post once was. I only keep the subscription because it was given to me as a gift and someone else is paying for it.
Too Long
I appreciate the work that goes into many of the reports but I find myself skimming so much. There is too much regurgitation of the background of ongoing reports. I desire insight and updates on facts but I would like to get the news, that is the new stuff, right away and go on deeper into the article if I need to understand the underpinnings of the story. Reporters are serious folk and have a need for some recognition for their calling and artistry but I get my news from a variety of sources and don’t want to read old news to get to the breaking or developing story. That is what the internet is about.
Good wishes
Folks, good wishes for what are trying times for The Washington Post. The historic and still recent potential of the paper are appreciated and important.
Headlines
I feel like in the last month all I’ve seen on my apple widget is headlines about the Kennedy center and the White House - I would prefer to see more diverse and global headlines, as I feel like I’ve been desensitized to the same story over and over.
Printed edition
I love the digital printed edition. Thank you for offering this option.
Excessive ads
The ads are too much. To do the crossword puzzle, you have to watch an ad every time you open the app. And even after getting past the ad, a pop-up ad blocks your keyboard from being able to do anything. The greed is insurmountable.
Almost
Almost as good as it used to be … but many / most of the best journalists have departed, the editorials have become weak and tepid, and the AI censor bots police and control the comments sections in an overzealous manner. New ownership might help fix some issues.
Garbage operation for login & commenting
App is fine, unless you actually want to engage and either comment or weigh in on another’s comment: then you’re locked into a never-ending sign-in loop, with no resolution. Even betting to enter a name to display for the same just bounces into loop-land. Infuriating & entirely unnecessarily amateurish operation for a major publications digital edition.
Ownership
Ownership has created a problem
Why I quit
I find that your positions on everything is contrary to fairness and help to play in the MAGA movement. Why cut so many journalists? So much money to Trump?I cannot help to find you are sold to the extreme right and help destroy your reputation as fair and an objective newspaper.
Ads
There’s a neat little pop-up banner that presents itself over the keyboard throughout the crossword puzzle which makes it impossible to enjoy the game. As leadership at WaPo is striving to destroy the free press, they are also working overtime to eliminate fun. Garbage app.
Bezos
Leave WO alone
Buggy
Specifically the Games. Occasionally the pre-roll ads don’t start and you just have a blank screen with no way to advance forward. Restarting app makes no impact.
Desperately missing reporters
How sad the WAPO has become. I have turned to this publication for in depth, first hand reporting since Watergate. Now, it seems that the majority of the content is froth or recycled news that I read YESTERDAY in another source. I have been hanging on to this subscription out of nostalgia and HOPE. Not much longer.
Please find a way to keep it going!
I am a Canadian who started subscribing to the Post leading up to the 2024 Presidential election so I could get a US perspective of what is going on. Reporting in Canada shows a much darker perspective than what the US has been reporting. It has taken a while, but the Post and other major US news outlets are reporting, without doubt, that the emperor has no clothes. They hinted at it in disbelief before, but now they are full on reporting it. The recent gutting of the News Department is irrefutable evidence that democracy can and could die in darkness. Stay strong. Keep telling the truth, the real truth.
Too biased towards certain individuals
Yes sorry
“Likes” not turning blue
Good day, I am a frequent user of your Posts section and often post comments in reply to an article. But for some reason, the “Likes” are not showing up on my posts or anyone’s post, nor is the black “Likes” icon turning blue when I add mine to a post. It has been this way only since the last update. Is it a problem at your end, or is this the way things are these days? Yours, Dennis Eylott
Once a great paper.
The Washington Post was once a great paper. In November 2024 they pulled their endorsement of Harris. After that, a number of important writers left, essentially under protest. Ruth Marcus, Jennifer Rubin, Robert Kagan, Ann Telnaes and others. This is a direct result of Bezos, the owner of The Post, complying in advance to Trump, and interfering with the editorial direction of The Post. The motto of The Post is “Democracy Dies in Darkness” seems rather ironic at this point. If you are looking to purchase a subscription perhaps consider the New York Times, Des Moines Register, The Atlantic or other publications that provide news and opinion without cowering from Donald Trump. Publications with integrity, in other words. I maintain my subscription at a greatly reduced price - tried to unsubscribe and was given a much better price. Dana Millbank is still there and a great opinion writer so I am hanging on…for now. A real shame that a tech billionaire is steering the paper in the wrong direction. He should be ashamed of himself. America gave him the opportunity to have immense success in business but he seems fine to pull up the ladder. This is how democracy dies.
Liberal
I read the Post to get the radical left viewpoint. Limited Nationals baseball coverage and limited Commanders coverage. My Uncle and Cousin both worked for the Post. It was a great paper then.
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Washington Post FAQ
- Is Washington Post free?
- Yes. The app and its basic features are free, in all 173 countries it sells in. Premium features are paid: they start from $7.99 (US), across 4 subscriptions and 1 one-time purchase.
- How much does Washington Post cost per month?
- Core is $7.99 – 18.99 (US). The annual plan works out cheaper per month: $139.99 – 189.99 a year.
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- What are the best alternatives to Washington Post?
- The Guardian - US & World News (4.8 from 633,102 reviews, premium from $6.99), The Wall Street Journal. News (4.7 from 622,179 reviews, premium from $22.99) and The Economist: News & Analysis (4.8 from 470,453 reviews, premium from $6.90).
Washington Post download
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Washington Post sells in 173 countries. It was released 16 years and 7 months ago, on 3 Mar 2010. It holds a 4.7 rating from 724,335 reviews.
Supports 1 language: English.
How much does Washington Post make?
Third-party estimates for the last 30 days, worldwide — not the store's own figures, which Apple publishes for nobody.
Revenue by plan
- Monthly 79%
- Annual 20%
- One-time 0%
Revenue by country
- United States 92%
- Canada 2%
- Australia 1%
- United Kingdom 1%