Once signed up, subscribers to AT&T unlimited plans will receive a comped Premium membership that’ll run right through the end date of their AT&T contract, while those on a regular plan will receive a six-month trial, after which they’ll need to pay $10 per month to keep the ad-free tunes flowing.
You may need to pay to keep the tunes flowing.
Spotify also timed it to coincide with the end of summer and back-to-school period, which should act as an extra temptation for students to sign up. With most music-streaming services all costing about the same, this three-month free trial is sure to be popular. In both cases, once the offer ends, the subscription will auto-renew for $9.99 per month, unless you cancel before then. Additionally, if an Individual Premium plan was canceled before July 15, that former subscriber is being offered three months of access for $9.99 as a "welcome back," and saving them just under $20 in the process. The extended free trial is open to first-time or eligible Free plan users and will run until Sept. Spotify says (Opens in a new window) it's making this offer as a "pick-me-up to get you through the autumn and cooler days ahead." The Individual Premium plan (Opens in a new window) usually costs $9.99 per month and offers access to ad-free streaming music, unlimited skips, the ability to play any song, and the option to download music. Spotify is extending the free trial period for Spotify Premium from 30 days to three months in 135 markets around the world. How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.How to Save Money on Your Cell Phone Bill.How to Free Up Space on Your iPhone or iPad.How to Block Robotexts and Spam Messages.
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