Pricing

Timepath for newsrooms and publishers

One platform for interactive storytelling across your newsroom — timelines, liveblogs, polls, quizzes, maps and data stories, published under your own mastheads and embedded in your own pages.

Choose the formats your newsroom needs

Start with the formats that fit how your desks already work — timelines, liveblogs, polls, quizzes, maps, data stories — or roll out the broader Timepath suite across the newsroom.

Scale across teams and titles

Several editorial teams, several brands, one organisation: shared administration, governance over who may edit, publish and approve, and SSO so your identity provider decides who gets in.

Built for publisher requirements

A security review your team runs, procurement and contracting the way your legal department expects, an agreed SLA, onboarding for your editors and the integrations your stack needs.

Every newsroom setup is different.

Publisher pricing is tailored to the formats you use, your audience scale, the number of brands or titles you publish under, and your organisation's requirements. Tell us how your newsroom works and we will put a number against it.

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Already publishing with Timepath

  • RTL Nieuws
  • De Telegraaf
  • Algemeen Dagblad
  • HLN
  • Luxembourg Times
  • Eindhovens Dagblad

Enterprise

What a publisher needs that a plan cannot cover

A regional broadcaster covering an election night and a national title running a rolling liveblog share an editor and almost nothing else. Enterprise is not a bigger version of the self-serve plans — it is everything an organisation has to guarantee around the work.

SSO and SAML

Your identity provider decides who gets in, and revoking someone there revokes them here.

Governance across brands

Several titles, several desks, one organisation — with who may edit, publish and approve set per brand.

Security on your terms

A review your security team runs, answered by ours, before anything is signed.

An SLA you can hold us to

Agreed response times, named support, and a person who knows your setup on election night.

Procurement and contracts

Purchase orders, invoicing, DPAs and the paperwork a publisher's legal team expects.

Audience scale

Volumes written into the agreement, so a story that takes off is not a billing surprise.

Team · self-serve

$149 a month, 3 seats, one shared workspace and 50,000 pageviews pooled across it. All nine standard formats, bought without talking to anyone.

See Team pricing

Enterprise · agreed with you

Several titles and brands under one organisation, SSO and SAML, governance across teams, a security review, procurement, an agreed SLA, integrations, onboarding — and the audience scale a publisher actually reaches.

Real stories

Published with Timepath, in production

Four stories made in the same editor your desks would use — a national timeline, a city guide on a map, a reader poll and a quiz.

With Timepath, we're able to provide real-time updates to our readers as events unfold, keeping them informed and engaged like never before.
Dennis van LulingChief Editor, RTL Nieuws
It allows our teams to enrich articles with interactive elements in just a few clicks. We've seen a clear boost in time spent on page and stronger reader interaction across the board.
Han-Menno DepewegChief Technology Officer, Mediahuis
FAQ

What newsrooms ask before they talk to us

How publisher pricing is worked out, where it differs from the self-serve plans, and how quickly you get an answer.

By what your newsroom actually needs: which formats your desks publish in, how large your audience is, how many titles and brands sit under the organisation, and what has to be true around it — SSO, governance, a security review, an agreed SLA, integrations, onboarding and procurement. We put a number against that combination rather than against a tier, which is why the conversation starts with your setup and not with a price list.

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Tell us the shape of your newsroom

How many editors, roughly how many stories a month, which CMS you embed into, and what your security team will ask. That is enough for a price.

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