The Washington Post price by country (2026)

The Washington Post is cheapest in Indonesia, where it costs Rp 229.000 a month, which is 81% of the USD price.

The Washington Post prices by country

PlanUS price🇧🇷 Brazil🇹🇷 Turkey🇵🇱 Poland🇮🇩 Indonesia🇮🇳 India
CoreThe Washington Post$13.99 / mo120%R$ 99,90 / mo($16.83 / mo)95%₺799,99 / mo($13.35 / mo)88%59,99 zł / mo($12.37 / mo)81%Rp 229.000 / mo($11.37 / mo)Needs re-check
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Cheapest country for The Washington Post

From cheapest to most expensive, compared before tax on The Washington Post's App Store listing:

  1. 🇮🇩 Indonesia: 81% of the US price, Rp 229.000 a month ($11.37 before tax)
  2. 🇵🇱 Poland: 88% of the US price, 59,99 zł a month ($12.37 before tax)
  3. 🇹🇷 Turkey: 95% of the US price, ₺799,99 a month ($13.35 before tax)
  4. 🇧🇷 Brazil: 120% of the US price, R$ 99,90 a month ($16.83 before tax)

The Washington Post price in India

The price we found for The Washington Post in India looks wrong. It's being re-checked and is left out of the comparison.

The Washington Post price in Brazil

The Washington Post costs R$ 99,90 a month in Brazil, including 9.25% PIS/COFINS. That's $16.83 before tax, 120% of the US price of $13.99 a month for the Core plan.

The Washington Post price in Turkey

The Washington Post costs ₺799,99 a month in Turkey, including 20% VAT. That's $13.35 before tax, 95% of the US price of $13.99 a month for the Core plan.

The Washington Post price in Indonesia

The Washington Post costs Rp 229.000 a month in Indonesia, including 11% VAT. That's $11.37 before tax, 81% of the US price of $13.99 a month for the Core plan.

The Washington Post price in Poland

The Washington Post costs 59,99 zł a month in Poland, including 23% VAT. That's $12.37 before tax, 88% of the US price of $13.99 a month for the Core plan.

Does The Washington Post use regional pricing?

Somewhat. The Washington Post's prices run from 81% of the US price in Indonesia to 120% in Brazil, with no country below half. The price in India looks wrong and is being re-checked, so it's left out.

FAQ

Why is The Washington Post cheaper in Indonesia?

The Washington Post doesn't publish how it sets prices. Companies that charge less in Indonesia usually do it for purchasing power: $13.99 is a much bigger share of a typical income there than in the US, so a lower local price wins customers who wouldn't pay the US price.

Are these The Washington Post prices before or after tax?

Before tax, so they compare with the US price, which is shown before sales tax. The Washington Post's prices in Indonesia, Poland, Turkey and Brazil include local VAT or GST, which is removed.

When were these The Washington Post prices checked?

October 31, 2026, on The Washington Post's App Store listing. Local prices are converted to US dollars with the European Central Bank's rates from October 30, 2026.

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