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Digital Subscription FAQ

Q: Why does The Denver Post require a subscription for digital access?

The expenses associated with creating unique, original news content are significant. In recent years, we have made much of our work available online at no cost. The current economics of our business make this impractical, so regular digital visitors who are not subscribers will be asked to subscribe to help support the cost of our important work.

If you are one of our customers who already pay for home delivery and/or online access to our Digital Replica Edition, we appreciate your ongoing support for quality local journalism. You’ll continue to have unlimited access to all our digital content as part of your subscription — just log in or activate your account.

We will continue to offer occasional visitors a limited number of free articles. If you are a regular reader — and we hope that you are — then you will want to subscribe to ensure you continue to have unlimited access to the local news and information that matters to you.

Q: What is included in my Digital Access subscription?

The digital subscription includes:

  • Unlimited, exclusive Denver Post journalism from our reporters and photographers.
  • Daily access to the Digital Replica edition, an exact replica of what we print and produce on our presses.
  • Opinions and reviews from Denver Post columnists and critics.
  • Insider sports coverage of Front Range professional, college and high school teams and athletes.
  • Unlimited access to The Denver Post mobile for iOS or Android phones and tablets.

Q. How much does a digital subscription cost?

Prices for different access levels are available on our Denver Post Membership site.

Q: How do I manage my Denver Post subscription?

Visit The Denver Post Membership site and select an option under “Manage Subscription” in the menu.

After logging in or creating an account, you can update your mailing address, your payment information, and more.

Q: If I am paying for access, will I still see ads on the website?

Yes. Subscriptions alone do not cover the costs of producing quality local news, and our advertisers — many of them local businesses in Denver and surrounding areas — provide readers with useful shopping information on deals, new products and more. Supporting these advertisers helps us provide news coverage from the Front Range and beyond at an affordable price.

Q: How will I know when I reach my story limit?

As you read through stories on the website, on-screen notifications will tell you when you’ve reached your limit. You will be asked to log in or subscribe once you have reached your monthly limit.

Q: If I go back and read an article I’ve already read, will that count toward my limit?

No. If you view an article you have already read recently, it will not count again toward your limit.

Q. If I click through a photo slide show, will each photo I view count against my total views allowed for one month?

No, only the first click on the very first photo will count.

Q: How can I get more information about my subscription?

Please contact Member Services at 303-832-3232 for assistance. Business hours are from 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a. m. Saturday and Sunday. You can also visit www.denverpostmemberservices.com for more information or to manage your account.

Q: What is your cancellation and refund policy?

You may cancel or modify your subscription at any time by calling Member Services at 303-832-3232. Your cancellation will become effective at the end of your current billing period. You will not receive a refund; your subscription access and/or delivery and accompanying subscriber benefits will continue for the remainder of your current billing period.

Q. Where can I send feedback about the Digital Access program or the website?

Email us at memberservices@denverpost.com. If you are reporting a technical problem, you can help by providing the URL of the page you were visiting and information about your device, operating system and browser.