Spotify today announced a new limited time holiday offer for new and existing Premium subscribers, allowing them to purchase a full year of the service for $99.00. The new price is $20 down from the $120 that users would pay by subscribing to the service on a month-by-month basis of $9.99 (via Engadget). The offer expires December 31, 2017, and after the 12 months is up Spotify will return users to their previous subscription billing at the then-current price.

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The offer is only for new or existing individual plans (so Spotify Family plans are not eligible), can not be paid for with Spotify gift cards or prepaid cards, and will not be available to users who subscribe to Spotify through a third-party offer. Find more details about the yearly offer in Spotify's terms and conditions right here.

With Spotify's new offer, the company is matching Apple Music's $99.00 12 month subscription that users have been able to purchase for just over a year, effectively netting subscribers 12 months of music streaming for the price of 10. Spotify's deal doesn't come in the form of a physical card, but the company does offer retail cards with credit tiers that are used to pay for subscriptions before the credit card on an account is charged.

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Top Rated Comments

Ukyank1 Avatar
102 months ago
Personally I don’t know why anyone would choose Apple Music over Spotify.
Score: 9 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Michael Scrip Avatar
102 months ago
How exactly is this "too little, too late" and Spotify is "doomed"?

I recently switched from Apple Music to Spotify and love it. Its way more widely supported across a wide array of devices and services. Need to get your head outside the Apple walled garden... there is a whole world of choices out there.

http://www.hypebot.com/hypebot/2017/11/music-streaming-subscriptions-grow-to-1326-million-generate-57-billion-in-revenue-says-midia-study.html
Yes... Spotify makes $2.7 billion in revenue.

But they have $3.2 billion in expenses.

There's a problem with that... :p
Score: 6 Votes (Like | Disagree)
OldSchoolMacGuy Avatar
102 months ago
Spotify is struggling. This will help them bring in new customers but won't help them make money. They lost over $500 million in 2016. They pay artists the least of any streaming service too, so there's no room for them to cut artists commissions in order for them to make more.

Adding more customers won't help. It might get investors to keep kicking in money but won't help them become profitable. They need to find a new structure or they will die.
Score: 5 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Harmonious Zen Avatar
102 months ago
Yep!

Basically... a person can pay $100 for a year of Spotify... but it actually costs Spotify $150 to provide that service!

That's a helluva business plan! :p

What's that old saying? "We'll make it up in volume!"
It reminds me of Dropbox. This is a feature, not something you build a company around. The world is quickly being dominated by the few companies with the scale and resources to do whatever is popular
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
ELman Avatar
102 months ago
Personally I don’t know why anyone would choose Apple Music over Spotify.
Carpool Karaoke :-)
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Christian 5G Avatar
102 months ago
Still doesn’t beat my $4.99 for Spotify and hulu as a student. Capital one Card drops it down to $2.99 a month.
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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