“To help us bring you even more content and features,” Amazon said in a customer notice on its site.Ĭarter Seuthe, CEO of Credit Summit Consolidation, feels that this price increase is in line with other price increases across the streaming universe and will not dramatically shake up the marketplace. The eCommerce giant is raising the prices. The unlimited family plan allows its customers to stream music simultaneously on up to six devices. The Unlimited family plan (only available to Prime members) will stay at $14.99 per month or $149 per year. “This certainly won’t be the last time they increase their subscription either.”įor Non-Prime Members, Everything Remains Unchangedįor non-Prime customers, this price increase remains unchanged at the $9.99 per month price tag, meaning that Prime members will still get a small discount. “While I understand that price increases are necessary from time to time, that doesn’t make it any less frustrating for users – especially when these price increases come from a company like Amazon, which is booming in profits already,” Hill said. Jake Hill, CEO of DebtHammer Debt Consolidation, said that Amazon Prime increased its subscription cost not too long ago, so it was a matter of time until Amazon Music became more expensive. Customers will see the changes on their first bill following that date.
This updated pricing officially started on May 5. For Prime members, it was $7.99 and is now $8.99 per month, or from $79 to $89 per year. The Amazon Music Unlimited single-device plan (that allows one designated Echo or Fire TV to stream music) goes up by a dollar, rising from $3.99 to $4.99. Amazon has increased the price of the unlimited streaming music services for some of its customers.
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