To purchase a Home Delivery subscription, visit nytimes.com/subscription/home-delivery.

1. Enter your ZIP code and select View delivery options.
2. Once you have made your selection, you will be prompted to set up your account.
3. To set up your account, you will be asked to provide the following information:
   • Email address
   • First and last name
   • Delivery address, including apartment number if applicable
   • Phone number
   • Credit or debit card information

Note: For delivery to a P.O. Box, select Contact Customer Care at the bottom of the page to sign up for a Mail Subscription.

Once you have set up your account and purchased your subscription, you will receive a confirmation email with the details of your purchase and when to expect your first delivery.

A Home Delivery subscription includes delivery of the print newspaper, plus a variety of benefits, including:

• A complimentary All Access subscription
• Access to the TimesMachine and Replica Edition
• Subscriber-only newsletters

Note: To view which perks are included in your subscription, navigate to the What’s Included list in the Subscription Overview section of your Account.

You can manage your subscription and locate the details of your delivery in your Account.

Delivery Frequency and Methods

Your delivery method and frequency may vary depending on your location.

When purchasing your Home Delivery subscription, you can choose the frequency in which you would like to receive your newspaper. Not all delivery frequency options are available in all locations; visit https://www.nytimes.com/subscription/home-delivery and enter your ZIP code to confirm if a specific option is available in your area.

Estimated Delivery Times

The estimated delivery time is the expected schedule for which your newspapers will be delivered; however, weather and other delays may occur.

Your estimated delivery time will vary based on your location. Delivery times are unable to be changed.

You can report a newspaper delivery issue from the last seven days in your Account.

Paper Location

In most cases, your newspaper should be delivered between the mailbox and the driveway. For multi-unit buildings, we will deliver to your door if the carrier has building access. Unless there is a special newspaper delivery box, U.S. law prohibits carriers from delivering to a mailbox.

If you live in a locked or gated building, your papers may be delivered to a front office or mail room. Although carriers can work to honor special placement requests in some cases, we are unable to guarantee any special paper placement requests.

If you are experiencing an issue with your account or have a question about your subscription, visit the Account Management section in our Help Center.

Here, you can learn more about managing your account, including:

• Paying Your Bill
• Suspending your newspaper delivery
• Reporting a newspaper delivery issue, such as missing or damaged papers

The New York Times partners with Globe and Mail to provide Home Delivery to subscribers in Canada. To inquire about Home Delivery subscriptions in Canada or to manage your print subscription, please contact the Globe and Mail Customer Care team.

Subscribers can activate and manage their complimentary All Access subscription online by creating a New York Times account.