Spotify has increased the prices of its Premium plans in India.
Individual plan is now priced at Rs 139 per month (up from Rs 119).
Duo plan now costs Rs 179 per month (up from Rs 149).
Spotify has increased the prices of its Premium plans in India. The price revision is part of a broader global move by the company to manage rising costs and invest further in its services.
SurveyStarting this September, Spotify Premium prices are going up in several parts of the world, including South Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Europe, Latin America, and the Asia-Pacific regions. Users in affected countries would receive emails over the next few weeks with more details about the price changes and when they’ll take effect.
However, users in India are already seeing the updated prices. Spotify’s official website now shows the new rates for all Premium plans. Here’s a quick look at the revised prices:
- Individual plan: Now costs Rs 139 per month (up from Rs 119)
- Duo plan: Now priced at Rs 179 per month (up from Rs 149)
- Student plan: Now available for Rs 69 per month (up from Rs 59)
- Family plan: Now costs Rs 229 per month (up from Rs 179)
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A Spotify spokesperson confirmed the update to Moneycontrol, saying, “As we continue to grow our platform, we are updating our Premium prices for new subscribers in India, from today.”
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Meanwhile, last month, Spotify announced that its total revenue for Q2 2025 reached €4.19 billion, marking a 10 percent year-on-year (YoY) increase. The company’s subscription revenue rose by 12 percent YoY to €3.74 billion. Spotify’s CEO Daniel Ek had earlier shared that India and other emerging markets could become key sources of revenue in the future.
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