Even if it only cut the price by a dollar or two for Prime members, that could be a compelling selling point for choosing Amazon Music Unlimited - and Prime.īut there is one way Prime members can reap the benefits of this new plan: They can choose to pay for it on an annual basis, rather than by the month. However, this price point represents a missed opportunity for Amazon to boost its Prime subscriptions by also discounting its top-tiered plan. That means it’s competitive with the family plans offered today by Spotify, Google Play Music and Apple Music, which are the same price. While Amazon Music Unlimited’s plans for individuals let Prime customers save a couple of bucks, paying only $7.99 per month versus $9.99 per month for non-Prime members, the Family Plan’s monthly pricing is the same regardless of whether or not you have an Amazon Prime membership. Like its competitors, including Spotify and Apple Music, the Family Plan allows up to six people to share an account for the rate of $14.99 per month. Some of the benefits include downloads for offline listening and HD, Dolby Atmos and Sony 360RA streaming at no extra cost.Amazon Music Unlimited, the company’s recently launched music service offered at a discount to Prime members, is today debuting its own Family Plan. However, the user interface is generally considered subpar compared to Apple Music or Spotify, lacking things like biographies in artist profiles. Amazon also offers Music Prime for free to Prime members, but you're limited to 2 million songs and can only play on one device at a time.Īmazon Music Unlimited is obviously best if you're a Prime subscriber and have an Echo or other Alexa device, though it works on tablets, smartphones, TVs, Amazon Fire devices, PCs and so on. The price is still a bit cheaper for Prime members than you'd pay for Apple Music ($10 per month) or Spotify ($10 per month). The news means that Prime subscribers are barely getting any kind of deal on Amazon Music Unlimited, whereas Prime Video is still included for free in the plan. Non-Prime members will continue to pay $10 per month and the Family Plan will still cost $15 per month for Prime members only. It's also raising the price for a 'Single Device' subscription from $4 to $5, as spotted by Consumer Reports reporter Nicholas De Leon.

The price for an Amazon Music Unlimited plan is going up from $8 to $9 for Prime members, Amazon has confirmed.

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