Unlike Spotify, Amazon doesn't offer a free, ad-supported subscription plan within Amazon Music Unlimited – only a free 30 day trial. Prime subscribers do, however, get free access to Amazon's more basic Prime Music streaming offering as part of their package.Ī regular Music Unlimited membership will set you back £9.99 per month. MORE: Spotify confirms 39 million paying subscribers It covers up to six users (everyone has to live at the same address) and includes parental controls.
Spotify also offers a Premium Family subscription for the discounted price of £14.99 per month. You also get ad-free music, unlimited search and skip, plus the option to listen offline. Step up to Spotify's £9.99 per month Premium subscription plan and audio quality shoots up to 320kbps. Audio quality is limited to a maximum of 160kbps and you can only skip a track six times per hour on mobile devices. It offers a free subscription plan supported by some (fairly annoying) adverts. If you're on a tight budget, Spotify has you covered. MORE: Best music streaming services Subscription plans
Torn between Spotify and Amazon Music Unlimited? Read on and we'll compare these two streaming services to help you decide which is best. Now it has Amazon Music Unlimited, which expands that catalogue to 50 million tracks in return for a £9.99 a month fee. Amazon has been selling CDs and MP3s for years, and already provides Amazon Prime subscribers with access to two million tracks as part of the deal.
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