Tulsa-World
Northeast Oklahoma News
How much does Tulsa-World cost?
Prices are current as of 6 Oct 2026.
2 subscriptions from $29.99
In the United States, Tulsa-World has 2 subscriptions priced $29.99 – 379.99.
| Subscription | Period | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Subscriptions | Monthly | $29.99 – 46.99 |
| Subscriptions | Annual | $50.00 – 379.99 |
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| Rating / 5 | 4.3 | 4.6 | 4.6 | 4.6 | 4.5 | 4.6 | 3.8 | 4.6 | 4.2 | 4.6 | 4.4 |
| Reviews | 1.1K | 11K | 7.9K | 7.9K | 3.4K | 2.6K | 1.8K | 1.3K | 696 | 523 | 164 |
| Released | 2013 | 2010 | 2012 | 2010 | 2011 | 2013 | 2019 | 2009 | 2010 | 2014 | 2011 |
| Monthly price | $42.99 | — | — | — | — | — | $24.99 | — | — | — | — |
| Annual price | $289.99 | — | — | — | — | — | $69.99 | — | — | — | — |
The going rate for each plan in United States, in its own currency, shaded from the cheapest price on the row to the dearest.
Tulsa-World reviews
4.3 out of 5, based on 1,084 reviews.
What people like
- Easy to navigate simply
- Good for local news updates
- Nice digital newspaper replica
What they complain about
- Ads interrupt you constantly
- Keeps kicking you out of login
- App is slow and laggy
- Support never actually helps
Simple, easy to use
The app is easy to navigate and simple display of stories makes it easy to use. There’s always room for improvement but it gets the job done! Thank you for keeping the community informed, Tulsa World!
Quit allowing me access
I am a paid subscriber. App refuses to allow access to E editions. Asks me to subscribe. Won’t let me restore purchase. I take the paper version as well. Contacted customer service. No help. Cost of subscription gone up substantially. About ready to say stick it Tulsa World.
Great paper, sometimes glitchy app
Love the Tulsa world paper and glad to have the app which is better than the mobile browser version. I like getting news notifications as they happen. The app can be glitchy but overall it works.
New problems with app
App has started kicking me out of “logged in” status. My husband has had same issues that only recently started. I deleted and reinstalled app but has not resolved problem.
App doesn’t work for me
I have been reading the Tulsa World through my browser, which seems to be the only way. I had the app before I subscribed, and that may be the problem. I removed the app and then reinstalled it from the App Store. It looks good. But when I go to the second page, it says subscribe before you continue. But when I go to the menu, it says I am logged in and shows my user name. But when I go back, it’s still won’t let me go past page 1. I’d like very much to use the app if it would let me in. I will keep trying different things to see if I can get it to work. I also tried going through the link that says Support. That just logged me into the Tulsa World. So it’s hard getting help. Eventually I may have to give up.
Excellent customer service
Accurate and meaningful articles.
Good paper. App has gotten unusable.
Update 5/2/2024 Now when I get notified of a breaking story and click on it to open the app, I get a screen that wants me to subscribe. I’m already a subscriber and logged in to the app. I try to tap the “Already a subscriber? Restore purchases” link at the bottom of the screen, but nothing happens. Previous review: I get headlines from this app that look interesting, but lately when I try to read the story in the app, I get frustrated and give up. It seems the story gets covered by ads, or “related content “ that is not what I am trying to read. It’s a shame because I like the coverage. I understand the need for advertising, but it doesn’t work if it gets in the way of reading the story. I will continue to read the digital print version.
Email World App
Would be easier to read w/out the pop up ads! I already pay too much for the subscription.
Too many ads for a paying subscriber
The articles display fine on my iPhone and the notifications are useful but why ads when I am a paying subscriber? It’s like playing one of those free mobile games with the cheesy ads thrown in there.
Could be better
I like to read each edition front to back similarly to a hard copy of the paper. This is impossible to do without constant reloading. I had hopes that the latest update would fix the instability, but alas, it was not to be. I don’t understand why this newspaper could have such a problem when some smaller community newspapers have vey good applications that are easily navigated through.
Good
I get m news from this app.
Click bait app
This app appears to concentrate on unintended redirect to click bait websites and the like. Subscribers need to be treated with respect. The publisher has ruined my local paper!!
Ok App
I’m glad I can read the news on my iPad, thx
Ad engine
I couldn’t read paper too many ads and I am a subscriber today I opened and it was an ad not the program that greeted me.
Search is poor
Stick to breaking news don’t try to fit entire paper’s sections
Great app
I really enjoy this app.
App Forces Subscribers to Log In Repeatedly
This isn’t a banking app - I shouldn’t have to log in every day as a subscriber. It’s super annoying to try to open an article and get the login in screen. Every other media app is perfectly capable of remembering my username and password.
Tulsa World App
Much improved over the year. Faster loading and easy paging.
Review.
Since new ownership and local leadership the Tulsa World is. Eco ing more and more a left leaning propaganda media. Do t subscribe any more after about 25 years.
Tulsa world app
App is easy to use with clear topics. However links do not work in the app. Have to access them from web browser.
All the news in one spot
Tulsa World is a very nice newspaper that covers both local and national nees
Worst E-edition Ever
I previously wrote that the Tulsa World app was bad but not that bad. I was incorrect. It is the worst: hard to navigate, hard to use. I subscribe to around half a dozen newspaper apps and it’s not even close. Unbelievable and completely worthless. I guess this is why they charge such an exorbitant price for the print version, one is virtually unable to use their app. I’m only sorry Apple doesn’t allow zero stars.
Tulsa World App
No operational issues with the app. I don't like the full page ad when opening but that's the norm.
Not quite totally useless
But close
Why Facebook for comments?
I read the Daily Oklahoman for years prior to moving to the Tulsa area. The TW was always a second choice until they started printing the comments at the end of the article. I really enjoyed the diverse positions of the readers. Then came the necessity to be on Facebook to read those comments. We don’t use Facebook for a variety of reasons. I am still considering whether or not to extend our subscription. Poor decision on your part.
Rain,, rain
Great app to go to when my morning paper is completely wet. Don't have to wait for it to dry. Like the ability of see the paper just like it was printed.
Horrible app
We are paying $240 now to use this horrible mobile app. It’s the only app in my mobile device that will not allow me to login with a thumbprint, will not retain login information forcing me to enter userid and password every single time I use it, logs me out half the time if I minimize to go take a morning shower and come back, and so forth. The paper seems to be 50% ads. I can get all of the news and then some on the TV or internet without the frustration. We don’t plan to renew.
Slow and clunky
For a light skim of the news it's OK.
Latest TW update
The newest update is pretty sleek looking but it sure is touchy! Without fail when I scroll down to continue reading, it bumps me to the previous or next page. And I don't understand the links to the Oklahoman.... If the TW can print the entire article, why can't we view the whole thing from the "text" version of the app? Instead, I have to change to the "page" version to see it. However I am grateful for the app so I can use the epaper to keep up when I'm traveling and the other sections like Latest News and Weather are handy as well.
Babadas
From a person who has been an avid morning PAPER person for about 50 years this is almost as satisfying. AND no more trees being used! It's all good.
$$ RIP OFF price $$
So if you buy from app, it costs $22.99 a month. If you buy directly from Tulsa World, it’s $14.99!!
App Performance
The newspaper is well done; however, the app is excruciatingly slow. Compared to other online newspapers, like the Wall Street Journal, it was takes much longer to move from page to page. It would be a much more pleasant experience if the basic app engine just worked better and faster
Tulsa World
Inconsistent access. Need to call again to read all articles. I do like the App, but it is has a lot of ads.
Great paper
Wonderful being able to get my local news while I'm 1500 miles away
Worse than before
The layout is very poor. It’s virtually impossible to find front page stories. It uses side-scrolling for the “headlines” (which are not that important). There’s a lot of wasted space as each story link has a lot of white space around it. The app itself is very laggy. Taps are ignored, or take affect after a couple of seconds. After using it for a few minutes my device starts heating up. Note that the “Most Helpful” 5 star reviews are from 3 years ago.
New layout is hard to read. Please add an option to increase font size
The app locks up and no longer works.
This App is way behind
The state has two dependable news papers. Your app needs a refresh badly or potentially a platform change. My wife and I subscribe to the Tulsa world through the app faithfully. However it’s always the first expense we want to cut because the app is so bad.
Tulsa-World price by country
A monthly subscription costs $42.25 in Canada and $42.99 in the United States. Below is the going rate for each plan in every country that sells it — the middle price of what the app charges there, in the country's own currency with the dollar equivalent beneath it.
| Country | Monthly | Annual |
|---|---|---|
| Canada | CA$59.99$42.25 | CA$399.99$281.68 |
| United States | $42.99 | $289.99 |
Tulsa-World FAQ
- Is Tulsa-World free?
- Yes. The app and its basic features are free, in all 2 countries it sells in. Premium features are paid: they start from $29.99 (US), across 2 subscriptions.
- How much does Tulsa-World cost per month?
- Subscriptions is $29.99 – 46.99 (US). The annual plan works out cheaper per month: $50.00 – 379.99 a year.
- Does Tulsa-World have a free trial?
- No. None of its offers (US) come with a free trial.
- Where is Tulsa-World cheapest?
- A monthly subscription costs CA$59.99 (≈$42.25) in Canada and $42.99 in the United States, its cheapest and dearest countries.
- What are the best alternatives to Tulsa-World?
- News 9 (4.6 from 10,612 reviews), KOCO 5 News - Oklahoma City (4.6 from 7,883 reviews) and News On 6 (4.6 from 7,862 reviews).
Tulsa-World download
Last updated 13 days ago.
Tulsa-World sells in 2 countries. It was released 13 years ago, on 1 Oct 2013. It holds a 4.3 rating from 1,084 reviews.
Supports 2 languages: English, Spanish.
How much does Tulsa-World 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 68%
- Annual 32%
Revenue by country
- United States 100%