And this is a solid option for streaming high-quality files. The deal isn’t as sweet as it used to be, but a lot of other services cost 99 cents more. Meanwhile, Amazon Music Unlimited is a good bet for Prime members looking for a bargain. Who it’s best for: Amazon Prime Music doesn’t cost anything beyond your regular Amazon Prime membership, so the appeal is obvious. You can get a special $5 rate if you sign up for the Single Device Plan via an eligible Amazon Echo device.Īnyone can access free, ad-supported playlists and stations by asking Amazon’s Alexa digital assistant to play music. There’s a free three-month trial and a discounted family plan. It’s $10 per month for non-Prime members. It has a library of 2 million songs.Īmazon Music Unlimited, with a far bigger library of songs and more features, costs $9 per month for Prime members (or $89 for an annual subscription). Will today’s news encourage you to alter your music streaming service? Let us know on Twitter.Price: Prime Music is included free with Amazon Prime, Amazon’s paid subscription service that costs $15 per month or $139 per year. The single device plan designed for Echo devices is £4.99, while the family plan is £16.99. The paid Music Unlimited subscription features the full catalogue of music on demand with lossless quality and spatial audio. Previously it was only two million, so that’s definitely worth shouting about. Amazon does offer Prime members access to the full library of 100 million songs, ad-free in shuffle mode. Prime Members will still get Unlimited for £1/$1 cheaper, which doesn’t feel like that great a perk in truth. Why are the prices going up? Well, Amazon says it’s “to help us bring you even more content and features.” That probably means Amazon is going to be spending more on podcasts, rather than investing in music. However, if this is one price hike too much, here’s how to cancel Amazon Music Unlimited. So, if you’ve been subscribing to Amazon to save a literal buck, Brits still can. The increase is now in line with what Apple Music charges subscribers in the US for its individual plan, but still £1 cheaper than the UK price (£9.99 vs $10.99).
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