The new pricing, plus applicable taxes, will go into effect on the bill after that. Once that period ends, we will honor the original subscription price, plus applicable taxes, for one billing cycle.
You will continue to receive the discounted rate for the remainder of your promotion period. You still have time to take advantage of the previous Music Unlimited price or promo deals you might have scored recently. “To help us bring you even more content and features, we’re updating the prices of select Amazon Music Unlimited plans,” the help docs say.įurthermore, Amazon says the updated prices will start on February 21st, 2023.
UK students will get identical prices but in pounds instead of dollars.Īmazon confirmed the price increases for Music Unlimited in the US and UK via local help pages that explain the changes. In the US, students will pay $5.99 per month instead of the previous $4.99 subscription costs. They’ll pay £10.99 per month instead of £9.99.Īmazon’s Music Unlimited Student Plan will see the same $1/£1 price hike, depending on the market. Consequently, while companies such as Netflix have rolled out a number of price jumps (and exclusive programs) over the years, the likes of Spotify and Apple Music are turning to podcasts, custom features for musicians, artist-focused films, and more to attract creators and users – while maintaining the same price tag for individual accounts.Subscribers in Great Britain will see a similar price hike for the service. Needless to say, with music streaming platforms having (largely) abandoned exclusive releases at the insistence of the major labels, the services, unlike their counterparts in film and television, have a relatively difficult time differentiating their offerings. … I think what we do believe is we continue to add more and more value into Spotify, right?” “I don’t think we necessarily know right now how consistent we will be. “I think over time, we’ll continue to figure out what we want to do with pricing,” said Vogel. Spotify experimented with increases in certain markets (and for select plans) last year, but CFO Paul Vogel in March of 2022 struck a noncommittal tone when discussing the possibility of further hikes. Longer-term, it remains to be seen whether services such as Amazon Music and Spotify will raise their monthly price past $9.99 for individuals in the U.S. What say you, wrote a third social-media user. I checked the FAQ page about this, but it seems that one Q that is not asked F is whether any of the additional revenue will go t artists. “I see the price of an subscription is going up. It’s greed,” weighed in a different critic. Raising monthly price 25% isn’t inflation.
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