We can provide you with relevant and reliable intelligence on your markets, your customers and your competitors. We'll deliver your choice of FT content to your team, whenever and however works best for you - in print, online, via news feeds and alerts and through third-party services.
FT.com Premium
With compelling content and sophisticated new tools, the world's leading business website is now even faster, more flexible and more informative. Its real-time updates, powerful tracking and research tools and extensive archives enable every member of your organisation to focus on their own work agenda throughout the day. Constantly updated in four regional editions (UK, US, Asia and Europe), it brings you local expertise from journalists on the ground in 50 cities.
News alerts:
breaking news on your own choice of topics, sent direct to your desktop, inbox, mobile or BlackBerry.
Search:
this flexible tool finds relevant results fast, groups them into sources, makes it easy to home in on what you need and then lets you bookmark your search for convenient re-runs.
Archive:
5 years of FT news and features for valuable research.
Lex - (exclusive to FT.com Premium)
the market-moving column that dissects company activity from takeover bids to earnings statements, seeing through management spin and accounting illusions.
FT Mobile News Reader - (exclusive to FT.com Premium)
the application that lets you read the latest FT content on your mobile or BlackBerry, including breaking global stories, Lex and news updates on companies, markets and industries.
The Financial Times newspaper
With the FT newspaper, you'll get thought-provoking stories and illuminating insights that will broaden your knowledge, deepen your understanding and inspire your thinking. It's also an excellent way to start the day fully briefed. We can arrange direct delivery to your office.
Customised tools
Enrich your intranet with FT content, giving your team easy access so they're fully informed and productive all day.
You can choose from our RSS feeds and receive FT Alerts on your choice of topics, sent direct to your desktop, inbox, mobile or BlackBerry.
Third party services
Your licence gives you access to FT content via FT.com and our recognised third party channels. Further details.
There are three FT Corporate packages. Please choose the most appropriate for your business.
The price of a digital licence is determined as follows:
- Pricing starts at £199 per "Core User" which is similar to the price of an individual subscription to FT.com Premium.
- A Core User is an individual in your organisation who will benefit from
unlimited access to FT content. We will agree this figure with you once
we have a better understanding of your requirements. Further details below.
- The minimum size for
a licence is 10 Core Users.
- Discounts are available for higher volumes
as illustrated in the table below. The price per user decreases between
the tiers and prices are available for volumes greater than 1000.
- The base price is in Sterling,
the Euro and Dollar price may be subject to currency fluctuations.
- This
is a licence for FT content on any third party platform listed in the Channel
section and for a premium subscription to FT.com simultaneously. It does
not include a subscription to any of the third party services.
The Core User Group
Many third party platforms are designed to give all users access to all
content, which means that the number of people with access to Financial Times
content is potentially larger than the number who will directly benefit.
The core user concept meets our clients stated requirement to only pay
for those individuals who directly benefit from unlimited access to Financial
Times content and yet also maintain uninterrupted access to FT content for
all users across all platforms. We define those outside of the core user
group as general users, a group which we do not charge for but who still
have access rights to FT content.
We need to agree an appropriate core user number with each client. This
will depend on a range of factors such as the nature of the business, the
number of staff, the extent of FT content distribution, the geographical
location of the clients operations and requires a discussion with our sales
team.
With this approach, we offer company-wide rights to Financial Times content allowing the customer the flexibility of accessing our journalism via a variety of third party channels and FT.com whilst only paying for the core users that value our content.