The Washington Post often has their digital subscriptions on sale; the best deal on record is $13 for your first year. More often you can get a full year for $40.
After your first year, the regular rate kicks in, which is $12 every four weeks. If you call to cancel just before your first year ends you can usually get another promotional rate.
This subscription gives you unlimited access to the Post web page and app. You can find the current Washington Post subscription deal at:
Washington Post subscription special
To access the Post after you have subscribed, you can just visit the Washington Post home page, or you can use the Washington Post app for iOs or Android. On your first visit you’ll need to sign in with your subscriber ID.
Cheapest Washington Post Subscription
The regular rate rate for a Washington Post subscription is $120 per year, but most days you can find a $40 per year promotion. Also, several times a year, a special rate of $29 or less is offered. The cheapest Washington Post annual digital subscription deal is $13.
Washington Post Academic Rate
The Washington Post offers this academic rate all year: $1 every four weeks. This is good for verified active K-12 teachers and full-time and part-time U.S. college students, graduate students, faculty, and staff. After you subscribe the Post will attempt to verify your academic status via SheerID.
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Washington Post Military and Gov. Rate
Get a free subscription to The Washington Post if you register with a .mil or .gov email address. For more details visit:
Washington Post Free Subscription for Military, Gov. Employees
You will receive an email asking you to verify your email address. Click through that email to verify your email address and then go to your Profile, click on My subscriptions, and then click on Activate free digital access.
How to Keep a Great Subscription Deal
The Post promotional rates are usually good only for your first 12 weeks or 1 year, depending on which plan you chose. You should contact The Post just before your promotional rate expires and say you cannot afford the full rate and need to cancel. You will often be offered another special rate. Or you can cancel by selecting Cancel Subscription in your account settings. For more details visit:
Cancel A Washington Post Digital Subscription