Media | New York Times NY Times Paywall Details Leak Most won't have to pay, paper says By Matt Cantor Posted Jan 24, 2011 10:44 AM CST Copied In this photo made Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2009, the New York Times appears for sale on a newspaper rack inside a coffee shop in Chagrin Falls, Ohio. (AP Photo/Amy Sancetta) The New York Times’ long-expected paywall is due next month, and details are starting to leak out about the plan. Everyone will have limited free access to the site, sources tell the Wall Street Journal, but once users reach that limit, they'll have to pony up. Users can buy either a subscription to just the site, or a digital bundle that also includes the Times’ iPad app. Subscribers to the physical paper will have full access to the website. An insider says the bundle may cost $20 a month, with site-only access costing less than half that. Just 15% of users of the Times site are “heavy users,” the paper says, so most people won’t have to pay at all. And those arriving at the site via search engine will be allowed to view the first page of their search result free. Read These Next Iranian strikes hit near Israeli nuclear research site. Trump's Pearl Harbor joke lands awkwardly in Japan. 'I'm glad he's dead,' Trump says of Robert Mueller. Robert Mueller, FBI boss who investigated Russia ties, Dies Report an error