About Denver Post
The Denver Post is a daily American newspaper published in the Denver, Colorado metropolitan area since 1892. The paper was founded in 1892 by supporters of former president Grover Cleveland. Since 2010, the paper has been owned by Alden Global Capital, though there has been a movement to purchase the paper by a group called Together for Colorado Springs. As of March 2016, the paper recorded an average weekday circulation of 134,537 and Sunday circulation of 253,261. Approximately 6 million unique visitors are reported monthly for the paper’s website, generating a total of more than 13 million page views.
Subscribers may purchase digital access or a print subscription that will also include digital access to the online version of the Post. Digital-only subscriptions are discounted for the first 3 months and new subscribers are charged only $0.99 for those three months. After the first 90 days, the subscriber is charged $11.99 per month, billed automatically each month going forward until cancelled. Print subscriptions are available in three different options. Sundays and Holidays only delivery is available for $7.58 per month. Wednesday and Sunday delivery is available for $8.67 per month. Daily delivery subscriptions are available for $30.33 per month. All subscriptions will bill automatically every 30 days and will continue until cancelled by the subscriber. All of the different subscription types are able to be cancelled at any time. Refunds may or may not be available depending on when the subscription is cancelled. More information is available below that will help you if you wish to cancel a digital or print subscription to the Denver Post.
