The Sun pays £20 for a print news in brief, and also offers payment for pictures used online, starting from £10.
When contributing content to The Sun, the payment you receive depends on the specific type of content and its usage. While rates for longer, more in-depth articles are typically negotiated directly with editors, specific figures are known for shorter formats and visual content.
The Sun sets clear payment terms for concise news pieces published in print and for photographs featured on their online platforms. These standardized rates reflect the common practice in the media industry for more compact and routine submissions.
The Sun Content Payment Details
Here is a breakdown of the specific payments for certain content types:
| Content Type | Usage | Payment |
|---|---|---|
| News in Brief | Print publication | £20 |
| Picture | Online usage | From £10 |
These figures represent the baseline payments for these particular forms of content. For more substantial journalistic pieces, such as exclusive stories, features, or investigative reports, the compensation would typically be determined through negotiation between the contributor and The Sun. Factors influencing these negotiated rates often include the content's exclusivity, its impact, length, and the effort required for its production.
It is always advisable for contributors to clarify the payment terms for their specific submission type before offering content to ensure mutual understanding.
