Cape Cod Times, Hyannis, Mass.
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| News | Free | GateHouse Media, Inc. | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
The Cape Cod Times app is free to download, and all users can access a sampling of articles per month.
For unlimited digital access, users can choose either a monthly or annual auto-renewing subscription.
Subscribers get full access to all content in-app, plus unlimited Cape Cod Times web and e-edition access.
New monthly subscribers receive unlimited digital access for just 99¢ for the first month,* charged to the subscriber’s iTunes account at confirmation of purchase. The subscription will renew automatically each month after for $5.99, charged within 24 hours prior to the end of the current monthly period.
Annual subscribers receive unlimited digital access for $39.99 per year, charged to the subscriber’s iTunes account at confirmation of purchase. The subscription will automatically renew each year after for $39.99, charged within the 24 hours prior to the end of the current annual period.
All subscriptions can be managed through the subscriber’s iTunes account settings anytime after purchase. Subscriptions must be cancelled at least 24-hours prior to the end of the current period to avoid the automatic renewal charge.
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Questions Concerns? Please contact us at [email protected] or call 844-305-6985. We respond to every inquiry.
* Promotional offer for new subscribers only. Smartphone and tablet apps are not supported on all devices. Prices shown are in U.S. dollars. Other restrictions apply.
Reviews
Login Every Time?
Poppacairn
The app is OK. I usually don't like news paper apps that paginate, which this one does. My harshest criticism stems from the fact that I cannot save my login information, and must do a complete login each time I open "the paper," which I might do as many as 3 times a day, since I don't read the paper at one sitting. Please take this into account in future updates.
The App
Gbsguy
The app is awesome, easy to find sections to read, no need for any improvement, great job.
Great
Local union 223
I love reading up to date news. This app gives follow up all day long. Easy to use
Good basic information
paindocri
Adequately covers basic news. Sometimes hard to find specific articles.
Cape Cod Times for iPad
Mwildhorse
I like it! The videos, graphics and general layout is great. Keep up the good work!
Ne me quitte pas
LuvAllCracks
The app description does not say that there's a limit to how many articles you can read in a month. After that you have to log in and pay, I presume, for different levels of membership. There may be a free option but that would limit you to not many articles per month and that's no good. Couldn't verify this because every attempt to subscribe resulted in "Page not found". I did like the app for the 70 articles it allowed me to read. The limit is 70 articles in 30 days and that should be mentioned in the app description. After the 70 article limit has been reached the subscribing process should be streamlined.
Easy way to access local news
Chad771
Solid and clean app design allows you to quickly peruse the local news and national news from the Cape Cod Times.
Frustrating
MollyM1133
The older app was better because as a subscriber I could at least see print layout and select articles to read. It kept signing me out, but had more articles available. This version has days old articles and only promotes a few articles. Very disappointed and frustrated. There are not many local news sources, the cape cod times gets more and more fromAP but access to either via this app is limited.
Too many pop up advertisements!
Cape cod smoker
I'm a print and online subscriber to the Cape Cod Times. I subscribe to several news media site for a mix of reporting. All of these sites are FREE. They all have pop up Advertisements to cover the cost of the free site. I understand the financial side of the equation. However, I pay dearly for the Cape Cod Times on line service. But there are so many pop ups, and advertisements clogging the pages, I usually get frustrated and go to another media site ( free too) I will most likely be cancelling this service soon. It's sad that we have to PAY to read more advertisements than news content. Bernie M Harwich
