Q: How much is Spotify monthly?

How much you’ll pay for Spotify, the world’s most-used streaming music app, depends on what features you want and how many people will be utilizing the service. Here’s a rundown of what the company offers customers right now: Spotify Premium – $9.99 per month Comes with no ads, the ability to save music for offline listening, and much more. This is the most common premium subscription. Spotify Premium for Students – $4.99 per month After confirming you’re actually a student, you can receive almost all of the same benefits as a typical premium account, but for half the price. Spotify Premium for Families – $14.99 per month All the great features of a regular premium subscription, but six different people (who must live under the same roof, according to the company) can use the same plan at once. Spotify Premium Duo – $12.99 per month Like the usual premium account, only it can be used by two people at once. There are also a number of private deals for employees of or customers of various companies, though it’s difficult to get those unless they’re presented to you directly by those third parties. For example, at one time, Starbucks offered all of its staff a free subscription.

Question 1

How can I stream music for free?

Hugh McIntyre · Accepted Answer

If you’re looking to listen to the music you love without paying a dime, you have several options. This list is all about online streaming, so don’t expect to read anything about the radio, and certainly not about illegally pirating songs and albums, which remains a huge issue.
The most popular truly free, all-encompassing streaming music platform–if it can be called that–is YouTube. Millions of people all around the world use the video hosting site to listen to the tunes they can’t get enough of, as it’s always free (though there is an option to avoid commercials for a fee). SoundCloud is also free, though not nearly as ubiquitous.
Looking at companies that only stream music, many have free tiers or free trials. Spotify and Pandora let consumers sit through ads in exchange for access to most features. Almost every option out there allows people to try the service for a period of time–sometimes one month, sometimes up to three–without paying a cent, though these are also limited.

Question 2

What is the most used music streaming app?

Hugh McIntyre · Accepted Answer

If this definition is broad, YouTube can be counted as the most-used streaming music app. As of January 2022, YouTube appears to have 2.562 billion monthly active users (MAUs) (people who use the app at least once a month), according to Statista. That’s huge, but of course all of those people aren’t engaging with music-related content.
If we focus more specifically on just those apps created to stream music, the answer becomes Spotify. As of summer 2022, the Swedish streamer claimed 422 million MAUs around the world, according to Business of Apps. Included in that sum are 188 million (Statista) people who pay a monthly subscription fee.

Question 3

How much is Spotify monthly?

Hugh McIntyre · Accepted Answer

How much you’ll pay for Spotify, the world&#8217;s most-used streaming music app, depends on what features you want and how many people will be utilizing the service. Here’s a rundown of what the company offers customers right now:

Spotify Premium &#8211; $9.99 per month
Comes with no ads, the ability to save music for offline listening, and much more. This is the most common premium subscription.
Spotify Premium for Students &#8211; $4.99 per month
After confirming you’re actually a student, you can receive almost all of the same benefits as a typical premium account, but for half the price.
Spotify Premium for Families &#8211; $14.99 per month
All the great features of a regular premium subscription, but six different people (who must live under the same roof, according to the company) can use the same plan at once.
Spotify Premium Duo &#8211; $12.99 per month
Like the usual premium account, only it can be used by two people at once.
There are also a number of private deals for employees of or customers of various companies, though it’s difficult to get those unless they’re presented to you directly by those third parties. For example, at one time, Starbucks offered all of its staff a free subscription.

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