How to Subscribe to Deseret News

Deseret News offers a print subscription option, and the entry point is the same from anywhere on the site: a "Print Subscriptions" link in the top navigation and a "Print Subscription" link in the footer. Both lead to pages.deseret.com/subscribe, which is where you complete the signup. Pricing, delivery area, and subscription terms are not published on the homepage, so you'll need to check the subscribe page itself before committing.

Where the subscription links appear

The site exposes the print subscription entry in two consistent places:

Both links carry tracking parameters (utm_source=supernav and utm_source=sitefooter), which means they are the site's official, maintained paths to the subscription flow rather than ad hoc links. If you land on a Deseret News article and want to subscribe, scrolling to the footer is the most reliable route.

Steps to subscribe

1. Open deseret.com and scroll to the footer, or use the "Print Subscriptions" link in the top navigation.
2. Click through to the subscribe page at pages.deseret.com/subscribe.
3. Review the plan details shown there — this is where price, term length, and delivery information live.
4. Complete checkout on that page.

The expected result is a confirmed print subscription; the site does not expose the plan details or checkout fields on the main news pages, so nothing is finalized until you finish the flow on the subscribe page.

What to check before you commit

• Price and billing terms. The homepage does not list subscription costs. Treat the subscribe page as the only authoritative source.
• Delivery area. Print delivery is inherently geographic. Confirm your address is served before paying.
• Print vs. digital. The links found on the site are labeled specifically as print subscriptions. If you want digital access, look for a separate option on the subscribe page rather than assuming it's bundled.
• Login requirements. The site shows subscription links publicly, but whether an account is required to complete checkout isn't stated in the available page content — expect to create one during the flow.

Common snags

• Looking for a price on the homepage. You won't find one. The news pages carry headlines and sections (Utah, Top Stories, Videos, Sports, Politics, U.S. & World), not plan details.
• Assuming the footer link and nav link differ. They don't — both resolve to the same subscribe page, just with different tracking tags.
• Confusing editorial content with subscription offers. Promotional or featured-voice content on the homepage is separate from the subscription flow; follow the labeled subscription links instead.

If your goal is simply to read Deseret News coverage, the site's sections are openly browsable. The subscription step is specifically for the print edition, so decide based on whether you want a physical paper delivered rather than on access to the website itself.