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Checked 9 Nov 2026 on the publisher's own pages and app-store listings. Prices change often and can depend on where you sign up, so confirm the price at checkout.

United Kingdom

PlanPriceIntro offer
FT Edit
UK App Store in-app price. The listing does not name the billing period; we infer month from the amount and the £49.00 FT Edit item.
£4.99 a month None listed
FT Edit
UK App Store in-app price; billing period inferred.
£49.00 a year None listed
Standard Digital
UK App Store in-app price; billing period inferred.
£39.00 a month None listed
Standard Digital
UK App Store in-app price; billing period inferred.
£369.00 a year None listed
Premium Digital
UK App Store in-app price, listed twice; billing period inferred.
£59.00 a month None listed
Premium Digital
UK App Store in-app price; billing period inferred.
£569.00 a year None listed

Students: There is no FT student price we could confirm. Many universities pay for an FT licence instead. For example, University of Leeds students get a free educational subscription, set up the first time by registering through a university link with their Leeds IT login. Details

How to cancel in United Kingdom

We could only check the app-store route: the FT's own help pages refused our automated check, so for a subscription bought on ft.com, use the subscription settings in your FT account or contact FT customer help.

  1. If you subscribed in the FT app on iPhone or iPad (billed by Apple): open Settings, tap your name, tap Subscriptions, tap the Financial Times subscription, then tap Cancel Subscription.
  2. If you subscribed in the FT app on Android (billed by Google Play): go to Subscriptions in Google Play, select the FT subscription, tap Cancel subscription and follow the instructions.
After you cancel
Google Play: you can still use the subscription for the time you have already paid for. Nothing on the FT's own pages could be checked.
Subscribed through an app store
Subscriptions bought through Apple or Google Play are cancelled in that store's subscription settings. Apple says to cancel a trial at least 24 hours before it ends.

United States

PlanPriceIntro offer
FT Edit
US App Store in-app price; billing period inferred. FT Edit $49.00 is also listed (probably yearly).
$4.99 a month None listed
Standard Digital
US App Store in-app price; billing period inferred.
$45.00 a month None listed
Standard Digital
US App Store in-app price; billing period inferred.
$429.00 a year None listed
Premium Digital
US App Store in-app price, listed twice; billing period inferred.
$75.00 a month None listed
Premium Digital
US App Store in-app price; billing period inferred.
$719.00 a year None listed

Students: There is no FT student price we could confirm, but many universities give their community free FT access. At Harvard, for example, all Harvard community members can register through the library's FT sign-up link with a Harvard email and HarvardKey. Details

How to cancel in United States

The same as in United Kingdom above.

Ireland

PlanPriceIntro offer
FT Edit
Irish App Store in-app price; billing period inferred. FT Edit €54.00 is also listed (probably yearly).
€5.49 a month None listed
Standard Digital
Irish App Store in-app price; billing period inferred. Standard Digital €429.00 is also listed (probably yearly).
€45.00 a month None listed
Premium Digital
Irish App Store in-app price; billing period inferred. Premium Digital €659.00 is also listed (probably yearly).
€69.00 a month None listed

How to cancel in Ireland

The same as in United Kingdom above.

Australia

PlanPriceIntro offer
FT Edit
Australian App Store in-app price; billing period inferred. FT Edit $74.00 is also listed (probably yearly).
A$7.49 a month None listed
Standard Digital
Australian App Store in-app price; billing period inferred. Standard Digital $619.00 is also listed (probably yearly).
A$65.00 a month None listed
Premium Digital
Australian App Store in-app price; billing period inferred. The listing also has a second Premium Digital item at $99.00 and one at $949.00 (probably yearly). It doesn't say why there are two monthly-sized prices, so show the range A$95-A$99.
A$95.00 a month None listed

How to cancel in Australia

The same as in United Kingdom above.

Germany

PlanPriceIntro offer
Standard Digital
German App Store in-app price, the same as Ireland: FT Edit 5,49 € / 54,00 €, Standard Digital 45,00 € / 429,00 €, Premium Digital 69,00 € / 659,00 €. Billing periods inferred. Treat this as the euro App Store price; other eurozone stores were not checked.
€45.00 a month None listed
Premium Digital
German App Store in-app price; billing period inferred.
€69.00 a month None listed

How to cancel in Germany

The same as in United Kingdom above.

Ways to read Financial Times for less

Before you pay, check whether you can read it free:

  • FT Schools: free for 16-19 students and their teachers (United Kingdom)
  • Free FT.com through your university's licence (United Kingdom)
  • Employer or organisation group licence (United Kingdom)
  • Gift articles from a subscriber (United Kingdom)
Every legal way to read Financial Times

Questions

In the FT app on the UK App Store, Standard Digital is £39.00 and Premium Digital is £59.00, which look like monthly prices. Yearly-looking prices of £369.00 and £569.00 are also listed. Prices on ft.com itself can be different.

FT Edit, at £4.99 (or £49.00) in the UK App Store, $4.99 in the US and €5.49 in Ireland. It is a smaller editor-chosen selection of articles, not the whole FT.

On the UK App Store, Premium Digital costs £20 more than Standard Digital at the lower price (£59.00 against £39.00) and £200 more at the higher price (£569.00 against £369.00). In the US the figures are $75.00 against $45.00, and $719.00 against $429.00.

Cancel it through the store that bills you. On iPhone, open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions, choose the Financial Times and tap Cancel Subscription. On Android, go to Subscriptions in Google Play, pick the FT and tap Cancel subscription. Google Play says you keep access for the time you have already paid for.

Often, through a university licence. University of Leeds students have a free educational subscription, and all Harvard community members can get free digital access by registering with their university email.