amazon music unlimited family plan price

Customers in other regions, like Brazil, Mexico, Australia, and Italy had a price increase in November, so their prices are also remaining the same this time around. This plan on Amazon Music Unlimited costs 14.99 / 14.99 / AU17.99 a month, and offers up to six accounts for unlimited use by your family.

Oddly, Japan seems to be the only place where the annual plan is also increasing, from ¥14800 to ¥16800 per year.

Lastly, Japan will see prices for the individual, family, and student plans increase from ¥980, ¥1480, and ¥480 per month to ¥1080, ¥1680, and ¥580 per month, respectively. Canada is seeing only the individual plan increase from $4.99/month to $5.99/month. The student price in Germany is also increasing from €4,99/month to €5,99/month. German customers paying €9,99/month will see an increase to €10,99/month for the individual plan and go from €14,99/month to €16,99/month for the family plan. Customers in the UK will go from paying £9.99/month to £10.99/month and students in the UK will go from paying £4.99/month to £5.99/month. The price increases aren’t limited to the US. The new prices go into effect on February 21. The slightly cheaper price that Prime members pay already increased a few months ago, so that’s not changing again. There’s no mention of the annual $89.99/year plan increasing, so signing up for that seems to be a good way to dodge the price increase, at least for the next year. Students on the discounted plan will now pay $5.99/month instead of $4.99/month.

US customers who pay $9.99/month with start paying $10.99/month in February. Amazon has revealed that the price of its Music Unlimited subscription will be increasing.

Amazon music unlimited family plan price