It's a rich collection, and we're pleasantly surprised that it includes Dr. Spotify's library boasts more than 80 million songs, plus audiobooks, comedy, radio dramas, podcasts, poetry readings, and speeches. The closest comparison is the $16.95-per-month Apple One service bundle that includes Apple Music, Apple Arcade, and AppleTV+. That's a ridiculously good deal that no other streaming music service can match. This one also includes an ad-supported Hulu plan (normally $5.99 per month) and Showtime (normally $10.99 per month). It even has its own take on Family Mix: Duo Mix.Ī Spotify student plan is available for $4.99 per month, but it's not your typical student plan. The $12.99-per-month tier is essentially a Family Plan for a pair of people, minus Spotify Kids. If you need a Spotify plan that only covers two people, Spotify Duo is the way to go. Spotify's take on the family plan includes several cool features, such as Family Mix (a vulgarity-free playlist for your family) and Spotify Kids (a separate service aimed at children). That price is in line with the industry standard family plan pricing. Spotify's Family Plan grants six people individual premium accounts for an incredibly wallet-friendly $15.99 per month. That said, Spotify doesn't let you record its audio as SiriusXM Internet Radio, the Editors' Choice for streaming services focused on live content, does. Feature- and quality-wise, Premium is worth the extra moolah. This tier also increases audio quality to 320Kbps. You can also cache songs for offline playback on your computer, phone, or other devices. The $9.99-per-month Spotify Premium lets you hear select albums before they're released and play songs on demand. The free version serves audio and banner ads, and lets you listen to 160Kbps streams, manage your digital music files, and connect with other people via the built-in social networking features. You can dive into Spotify by signing up for Spotify Free or for one of the four Spotify Premium tiers. (Opens in a new window) Read Our Pandora Review
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