If you live with someone who uses Spotify Premium, you can save money on your own subscription by signing up for Spotify Premium Duo, the music streaming service's latest subscription tier. The feature allows two people to share a Spotify subscription plan, while maintaining their own individual Premium accounts and connections, saving you costs without sacrificing ad-free listening and creating your own account. Playlists Costing €12.99 / £12.99 / AU$15.99 per month, it's much cheaper than buying two separate Premium subscriptions, which cost €9.99 / £9.99 / €11.99 AU per month each. If you share the cost with your listening partner, you're looking at less than $7 / £7 / AU$8 per month to get ad-free Spotify and listen to tracks on demand in any order you want. Premium Duo subscribers will also have access to Duo Mix, an automatically generated playlist based on your and your friend's listening habits.
Music for two
There's a caveat: You must reside at the same address as your listening partner to be eligible for Spotify Duo, so you shouldn't share with your long-distance lover. If there are more than two Spotify users in your household, you can also sign up for a Spotify Premium for Family account, which allows up to six people to connect to Spotify at the same time (if you try to do so) with a regular account, you'll be locked out of the service. as soon as another user plays a song). This tier costs $14.99 / £14.99 / AU$17.99, and again, all members must live under the same roof. Spotify says that upgrading to Premium Duo won't delete your existing Premium account, so you'll still have access to your saved music, podcasts, playlists, and song recommendations. If you're already a Spotify Premium user, you can upgrade to Premium Duo by going to your account page and changing your subscription type. Have you never used Premium before? You may be eligible to get the first month of Premium Duo free, so you can try before you buy. The best music streaming deals today