Spotify Increases Subscription Fees Yet Again

For the third time since 2023, users of Spotify in the United States will experience a rise in subscription costs. The company has disclosed that customers in the USA, along with those in Estonia and Latvia, will be informed about these new pricing details in the upcoming month.

In the United States, the cost for individual Premium subscribers will jump from $11.99 to $12.99. Meanwhile, students will see their plan price increase from $5.99 to $6.99. Additionally, the Duo plan will rise from $16.99 to $18.99, and the Family plan will see an increase from $19.99 to $21.99. Although the price adjustments are specific to the US market, individuals in Estonia and Latvia can review updated prices by checking Spotify’s website.

Spotify has justified these price alterations by stating that periodic pricing revisions across different regions help maintain the high-value experience they provide and allow continued support to artists. In communications with subscribers, Spotify mentioned that these changes are necessary to sustain a quality user experience.

While it was anticipated that Spotify was gearing up to elevate Premium plan costs in the US, the specifics of the price increase were unknown until now. As the service evolves, marked by recent updates and significant launches, these price hikes may come as a disappointment to those who recall a time when Spotify didn’t alter its pricing structure for twelve consecutive years.