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The Wall Street Journal. News subscription: cost, reviews, how to cancel

Dow Jones & Company, Inc., publisher of The Wall Street Journal., News

Free on the App Store

The Wall Street Journal. News by Dow Jones & Company, Inc., publisher of The Wall Street Journal. 8 subscription plans from $12.99 per month.

  • App Store rating4.7★ from 551,858 ratings
  • Cheapest subscription$12.99 per month
  • Reviews mentioning billing, last 12 months41 of 295 reviews

On this page: what it costs, how to cancel, what reviewers say.

What the data says

  • Billing complaints in reviews41 of 295 reviews in the last 12 months mention charges, subscriptions, refunds or cancelling (14%)
  • Free trial converts to a paid plan1 month free trial, then $12.99 per month
All signals behind this verdict
Reviews in the last 12 months295
Reviews mentioning billing41 (13.9%)
One- or two-star share, last 90 days79% of 33
App Store rating4.7 (551,858 ratings)
Developer's apps8, 3 removed from the store
Age6,004 days
Days since last update11
Subscription plans17
Subscription price changes, last 12 months17
Overall review sentimentpositive

Thresholds and definitions: how we rate apps.

What The Wall Street Journal. News costs

Download: Free. Subscriptions start at $12.99 per month.

  • The Wall Street Journal Mobile1 month free trial, then renews every month$12.99
  • The Wall Street Journal Europe1 month free trial, then renews every month£16.99
  • The Wall Street Journal1 month free trial, then renews every month$22.99
  • The Wall Street Journal1 month free trial, then renews every month£24.99
  • The Wall Street Journal1 month free trial, then renews every month$32.99
  • The Wall Street Journal1 month free trial, then renews every month$36.99
  • 12 Month Introductory OfferRenews every month, no trial$38.99
  • The Wall Street Journal1 month free trial, then renews every month$38.99

How to cancel The Wall Street Journal. News

  1. Open Settings on your iPhone and tap your name at the top.
  2. Tap Subscriptions.
  3. Select The Wall Street Journal. News (listed under a plan name such as The Wall Street Journal Mobile).
  4. Tap Cancel Subscription and confirm. You keep access until the end of the paid period.

If the app is not in that list, it was not billed through Apple. Cancel it with the developer instead: support page or website.

Charged after cancelling or during a trial? Request a refund at reportaproblem.apple.com within 90 days.

What reviewers say

Rating breakdown

  • 5★84% (466,414)
  • 4★9% (50,048)
  • 3★2% (11,804)
  • 2★1% (5,905)
  • 1★3% (17,687)

Recent updates

  • 15.8.0Aug 27, 2026
  • 15.7.1Aug 20, 2026
  • 15.7.0Aug 13, 2026
  • 15.6.1Aug 5, 2026
  • 15.6.0Jul 31, 2026

Praised

  • Excellent journalism and balanced reporting
  • Diverse and in-depth content coverage
  • Well-organized and easy to navigate app
  • Useful market data and financial insights

Complained about

  • Slow article loading and app performance issues
  • Difficult to cancel subscription
  • Expensive subscription cost
  • Concerns about political bias in reporting

Reported bugs

Articles disappearing from the app; Inconsistent login and subscription management; Unreliable breaking news notifications.

Recent one-star reviews

Autoplaying videos have no place in a business appAutoplaying videos - with audio at full blast. No setting to disable. Obnoxious and unprofessional.

TLNTR, Aug 27, 2026

Autoplay videos super annoyingThe great reporting etc etc is being ruined by the awful autoplay videos that blast out sound randomly and can’t be turned off in any settings. PLEASE FIX this.

Zmimmer, Aug 26, 2026

Turn off video autoplay and turn down ad sensitivityTurn off video autoplay and turn down ad sensitivity

David, Aug 17, 2026

Recent five-star reviews

Very good mobile siteThe site for mobile is very good, if not excellent.. From a content point of view, it is a great improvement on the traditional paper of years ago. Lots of topical articles. And lots of background in each article. WSJ is not a news tape only any more, but has developed content. From a format point o…

Efficient, Jul 21, 2023

Totally worth subscribing to.However, there has been only one minor issue. The watchlist sometimes either doesn't load at all and says that i'm offline (even though i'm not and the market overview and everything else works just fine). Or it loads but doesn't refresh the content on it's own and sometimes the app crashes when tha…

Morning, Mar 18, 2020

Best coverage of Business, Technology, Politics, Geo-PoliticsLove WSJ and it’s content including podcasts and videos. Listening to the news articles is a great feature in built in the app. Five stars

Parveen, Nov 29, 2022

About the developer

Dow Jones & Company, Inc., publisher of The Wall Street Journal. has published on the App Store since Nov 2, 2009: 8 app(s), 3 of them no longer in the store.

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Questions people ask

How much does The Wall Street Journal. News cost?

Download: Free. Subscriptions start at $12.99 per month.

How do I cancel The Wall Street Journal. News?

On your iPhone open Settings, tap your name, tap Subscriptions, select The Wall Street Journal. News and tap Cancel Subscription. You keep access until the end of the paid period.

Does The Wall Street Journal. News have a free trial?

Yes: The Wall Street Journal Mobile offers a 1 month free trial, then $12.99 per month.

How much does the app cost?

The app operates on a subscription model. Your subscription will renew automatically each month and payment will be charged to your iTunes Account. You can turn off auto-renewal in your Account Settings, but no cancellation is allowed during the active subscription period.

The Wall Street Journal. News in one paragraph

The Wall Street Journal. News by Dow Jones & Company, Inc., publisher of The Wall Street Journal. is a News app for iPhone. Download: Free. Subscriptions start at $12.99 per month across 8 plan(s). App Store rating 4.7 from 551,858 ratings. 41 of 295 reviews in the last 12 months mention charges, subscriptions, refunds or cancelling (14%). The developer has 8 app(s) on the App Store, 3 no longer listed. Cancel through Settings › Subscriptions on the iPhone. Data verified Sep 8, 2026 by AppsLupa.

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