On a musical level, Spotify is the most popular in terms of listening to streaming music through the Internet, and you can use it with an account for free. But you can also subscribe to have Premium access and enjoy advantages – such as not having ads or downloading the songs.
Right now there 4 plans available:
- Individual: € 9.99 / month
- Duo: € 12.99 / month
- Family plan: € 15.99 / month
- Students: € 4.99 / month
But apparently, we could see a fifth plan that would be located halfway between the Individual and the free. A plan designed for those who enjoy the free version of Spotify and at the same time seek to have more of the Premium functions without paying the minimum 10 euros that it is worth.
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Spotify Plus
Spotify’s free tier does not allow users to skip mwings of 6 songs per hour, and you can only choose and listen to songs specific from 15 selected playlists, ranging from publisher-curated playlists to algorithmically generated collections like “Discover Weekly” and “Daily Mix.” Outside of these playlists, free users can only listen to random songs.
The new Spotify Plus tier is a relatively inexpensive way to reduce some of those restrictions: It’s all about a new low-cost subscription tier that the streaming service is testing, combining elements of its free and premium tiers. The plan still have ads, like Spotify’s free tier, but does not impose any limit on the number of songs that can be listened to per hour.
Users are also free to choose which specific songs they want to listen to, rather than being limited to shuffling albums and playlists.
Paid and with ads
According to media Like The Verge, multiple users have seen the Spotify Plus ad and your rate of $ 0.99 per month -one-tenth the cost of your standard premium tier. But it is to be assumed that this offer appears under different rates and with different ‘tier’ and options, to see which one interests users the most.
How about paying less than 1 euro for Spotify and having it without restrictions, although with the imposition of advertising?
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