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Best News and Digital Magazine Subscriptions in 2026

This list covers digital news and magazine subscriptions for reading publications online. Services may run on the web, Android, iOS, macOS, Windows or a self-hosted setup. If you use a Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO phone, check for an Android app before subscribing. Compare the free plan, starting paid price, publication type and bundle, then look at archive access, audio, ad-free reading and gift subscriptions.

71 appsSorted 13 Nov 2026How we rank
  1. 4

    The Washington Post

    AndroidiOSWeb
    6.0From €80 a year
  2. 5

    WIRED

    AndroidiOSWeb
    6.0From $1 a month
  3. 6

    The Nation

    AndroidiOSWeb
    5.9From $24.95 a year
  4. 7

    The New York Times

    AndroidiOSWeb
    5.9From €16 a month
  5. 8

    The New Yorker

    AndroidiOSWeb
    5.9From $5 a month
  6. 9
    5.9From €2 a month
  7. 10

    The Atlantic

    iOSWebmacOS
    5.7From $89.99 a year
  8. 11Bloomberg AIM logo

    Bloomberg AIM

    Bloomberg AIM is an investment management system for buy-side firms coordinating portfolio management, trading, compliance and operations.

    Self-hosted
    5.5
  9. 12

    PressReader

    AndroidiOSWebmacOS
    5.5
  10. 13

    la Repubblica

    AndroidiOSWeb
    5.3
  11. 14
    5.3
  12. 15

    Science News

    AndroidiOSWeb
    5.3
  13. 16
    5.3
  14. 17
    5.3
  15. 18

    The Week US

    AndroidiOSWeb
    5.3
  16. 19

    The Wire

    AndroidiOSWeb
    5.3
  17. 20

    EL PAÍS

    AndroidiOSWeb
    5.2
  18. 21

    Foreign Affairs

    AndroidiOSWeb
    5.2
  19. 22

    Granta

    AndroidiOSWeb
    5.2
  20. 23

    Haaretz

    AndroidiOSWeb
    5.2
  21. 24

    Hearst Magazines UK

    AndroidiOSWeb
    5.2
  22. 25

    Le Monde

    AndroidiOSWeb
    5.2

Choosing well

Check Android access first

Android availability can differ from web access. EL PAÍS, Haaretz and Hearst Magazines UK list Android, iOS and web platforms, while IEEE Spectrum lists the web.

Check the service’s platform list before subscribing, especially if you want to read on a Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO phone.

Compare free access and starting prices

A free plan can let you try a publication before paying. Financial Times lists a free plan, and Le Monde lists a free plan with paid access from €13.99 per month.

Paid starting prices vary by publication. Examples include Foreign Affairs from $29 per year, Granta from £18 per year and la Repubblica from €12 per year.

Match the publication and bundle

Check whether a subscription covers one publication or a publication bundle. The comparison includes publication type and publication bundle so you can match the offer to what you want to read.

Look at archives, audio and ads

Archive access matters if you want to revisit older issues or articles. Compare it with audio content and ad-free access, which can change how you read or listen.

Consider trials and gifts

A free trial can help you evaluate a paid service before committing; Magzter lists a seven-day trial. Check gift subscription support if you are buying access for someone else.

Questions people ask

Which subscriptions have Android apps?

EL PAÍS, Haaretz and Hearst Magazines UK list Android, iOS and web platforms. Check a service’s current platform details before subscribing.

Are free plans available?

Financial Times and Le Monde list free plans. Other services may use paid plans or trials, so compare the pricing model and terms.

Can I try a subscription before paying?

Magzter lists a seven-day trial. A free plan is another way to read without starting a paid subscription.

What should I compare besides price?

Compare publication type, publication bundle, archive access, audio content, ad-free access and gift subscription support.

Do these services work on the web?

Web is one of the listed platforms for this category. Platform support varies by service, so confirm the listing before choosing.

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