 on their own devices. If you team-up with family or friends, the monthly cost can be divided – dropping the overall cost to under £2 per month. Amazon's 'family plan' lets users connect up to six seperate devices under one music plan, and you don't have to be connected to the same account with the retailer. £16.99 works out at £2.83 a person Take Amazon, those who split the cost with their family or friends will end up saving just shy of £86 a year compared to if they took the plan out by themselves. A huge saving, especially for users who have multiple music accounts. So, let's get into the cost difference for each popular streaming app. As we've outlined above, Amazon Music subscribers can save £86 a year just by changing the type of plan they are on, and there's no compromise when it comes to the amount of music. Individual plan payers will spend £119.88 a year on the subscription but when splitting it acr){kind=link}
You can save as much as £96 on your streaming subscriptions
Subscriptions are expensive, and that price is on the rise.
Spotify has become the latest music platform to increase its costs, following in the footsteps of Apple Music. However, there is still a way to enjoy savings on your monthly music streaming bills â dropping your bills to just £2 a person, here’s how.
Avid subscribers who want to save on their favourite music plan, whether it’s Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon Music, or YouTube Music can drop thier monthly bills by teaming up with friends and family. Yes, this simple hack is all down to the family plans offered by all fo these apps â allowing multiple people to hold an account for the same set cost each month.
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