Spotify Is Testing Whether Free Users Will Pay a Dollar To Skip Tracks
August 4, 2021 7:41AM EDT
PARIS, FRANCE – JANUARY 06: In this photo illustration, the logo of the Swedish music streaming service Spotify is displayed on the screen of an iPhone on January 06, 2017 in Paris, France. Spotify announced, via a tweet published Thursday, that it now has 70 million paid subscribers. As a comparison, in September, Apple Music claimed 30 million subscribers and Deezer had fewer than 10 million subscribers. Spotify, the world’s largest streaming music company, is expected to be listed on the Wall Street stock market in the first quarter of 2018. (Photo by Chesnot/Getty Images)
Spotify is offering a cheaper tier.
For 99 cents a month, the plan will keep the ads but give you unlimited skips per hour.
It will let you select specific songs on an album or playlist for playback.
Currently, free users can only skip 6 songs per hour and have to listen to shuffled songs on albums and playlists.
What means more to you, freedom to listen to what you want and skip what you want OR no ads at all?
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