Ever Trend Zone Amazon has announced that the price of its unlimited subscription service of Amazon Music is increasing, both sides of the pond.
The price increase will see that the cost of an individual plan increases by $ 1 / £ 1 per month, while the family plan will increase by $ 3 / £ 3 per month.
The new prices will enter into force on January 29 for new clients, while existing subscribers will see the change in their invoice from March 5.
The new price structure means that an individual Amazon Music Unlimited plan will now cost $ 10.99 / £ 10.99 per month for prime members (or $ 109 / £ 119 if you pay annually), or $ 11.99 / £ 11.99 per month for members Not older than prime.
The family plan, which allows up to six family members and devices to share a subscription, will now be $ 19.99 / £ 19.99 per month, or $ 199 / £ 199 for one year.
Like its transmission rivals, Amazon Music Unlimited offers HD quality transmission without losses, as well as space audio clues, and its catalog is now along with the Premium offer of Spotify with more than 100 million songs available.
A family plan by Amazon Music Unlimited also yields a free audiobook per month from the audible plus catalog in the mixture, which is something that Spotify has also recently made in the US of audiobooks per month.
Recent Amazon Music Unlimited and Spotify prices settings have resulted in remarkably similar price structures.
Both platforms now charge $ 19.99 per month for their family plans, allowing access of up to six users. For individual subscriptions, the difference is minimal: Spotify Premium costs $ 11.99 per month, while Amazon Music Unlimited is a bit cheaper to $ 10.99 for prime members.
However, members who are not Prime will also pay $ 11.99 by Amazon Music Unlimited, which coincides with the spotify price.
