What a Denver Post subscription gets you

A Denver Post subscription gives you access to news coverage of Colorado politics, business, sports, and local events. The Denver Post offers both digital and print options, and you can choose between a digital-only plan or a combination that includes both the website and the printed newspaper.

Digital access lets you read stories on the Denver Post website and through their mobile app on phones and tablets. Print delivery brings the physical newspaper to your home on the days it publishes. Most readers start with digital because it costs less and arrives when ready, but some prefer print for certain sections or want both.

Key Takeaways

  • The Denver Post offers digital-only subscriptions and print-plus-digital bundles, with digital costing less per month than print alone.
  • You can sign up directly through the Denver Post website or by calling their customer service line, and you'll need a valid payment method to start.
  • Digital subscribers can read on the website and through the mobile app on multiple devices at the same time.
  • Print delivery frequency varies — the newspaper publishes seven days a week, but some subscription tiers deliver fewer days per week at a lower cost.
  • You can pause, change, or cancel your subscription through your online account dashboard without calling customer service.

How to start a digital-only subscription

Go to denverpost.com and look for the "Subscribe" button, usually at the top right of the page. Click it and you'll see the available plans. Select the digital-only option and choose your billing period — most subscriptions offer monthly or annual plans, with annual plans costing less per month if you pay upfront.

Enter your email address, create a password, and provide your payment information. The Denver Post accepts major credit cards and debit cards. After your payment processes, you'll receive a confirmation email with your login details. You can then read the Denver Post app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store and sign in with the same email and password you just created.

How to add print delivery to your subscription

If you already have a digital subscription and want to add print, log into your account on denverpost.com. Go to your subscription settings or account page and look for an option to upgrade or modify your plan. Select the print-plus-digital bundle that matches your preferred delivery days.

You'll need to provide a delivery address if you haven't already. The Denver Post delivers to most addresses in the Denver metro area and surrounding Colorado counties, but some rural areas may not be covered. After you confirm your address and new payment amount, print delivery typically begins within three to five business days.

Understanding Denver Post subscription plans and pricing

The Denver Post offers several tiers. A digital-only subscription costs less than a print-plus-digital plan. Print-only subscriptions are also available but are less common than the digital option. Within print plans, you can choose how many days per week you want delivery — for example, a weekend-only plan costs less than seven-day delivery.

Pricing changes periodically and varies based on whether you pay monthly or commit to a year upfront. The Denver Post frequently offers introductory rates for new subscribers, meaning your first month or first few months may cost less than the regular price. After the introductory period ends, your subscription renews at the full rate unless you cancel. You can see the exact current pricing and any active promotions on the subscription page when you sign up.

How to manage your subscription online

Log into your Denver Post account at denverpost.com using your email and password. Click on your account or subscription settings — this is usually found in a menu at the top right or in a "My Account" section. From there, you can view your current plan, see your next billing date, and update your payment method.

If you want to pause your subscription temporarily, change your delivery days, upgrade to a different plan, or cancel, you can do all of this through your online account. Changes to delivery or plan type usually take effect within one to two business days. You do not need to call customer service for routine changes, though you can reach them by phone if you prefer to speak with someone.

What to do if you have trouble accessing your subscription

If you cannot log in, click the "Forgot Password" link on the Denver Post login page and follow the steps to reset your password. Check the email address associated with your account — sometimes people sign up with one email but try to log in with a different one.

If you just signed up and cannot access articles yet, wait a few minutes for your account to fully set up. If you still cannot read content after 15 minutes, try logging out completely, clearing your browser cache, and logging back in. If you're using the mobile app, try uninstalling and reinstalling it. If none of these steps work, contact Denver Post customer service by phone or through the help section on their website.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I read my Denver Post subscription on more than one device?

Yes. Your digital subscription works on any device where you log in with your email and password — phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop computer. You can be logged in on multiple devices at the same time, so you can read on your phone in the morning and your computer at work without signing out.

What happens when my introductory rate ends?

Your subscription automatically renews at the regular full price unless you cancel before the introductory period ends. The Denver Post sends reminder emails before your rate changes, so you know when to expect the higher charge. You can cancel anytime through your account settings if you do not want to continue at the full price.

Does the Denver Post app cost extra?

No. The app is free to read, but you need an active subscription to read articles in it. You log in with the same email and password you use on the website. There are no additional fees for using the app beyond your subscription cost.

Can I get a refund if I cancel mid-month?

Refund policies vary depending on how you signed up and your subscription type. Most monthly subscriptions do not offer refunds for unused days, but it is worth asking customer service about your specific situation. If you signed up through a third-party platform like Apple News+, their refund policies may differ from the Denver Post's direct subscription policy.

How do I pause my subscription if I am traveling?

Log into your account and look for a pause or hold option in your subscription settings. You can usually pause for up to 30 days without canceling. When you return, your subscription resumes automatically on the date you choose. This is simpler than canceling and restarting because you keep your account and do not lose your saved articles or preferences.