The service specifcies that a family must live at the same address, so the company is now requiring users of this plan to share location data "from time to time" in order to verify that everyone on the plan is in fact living in the same location. For Spotify and its rivals, family plans are potentially a way to add more premium subscribers who, even after the 50 discount, boost these companies’ revenues much more than users of their. While this tactic can make the cost incredibly cheap (if 6 people share a plan the cost of Spotify Premium would be $2.50 per person) it is not the kind of "family" that Spotify had in mind. As we all know, subscription services that offer multiple users can be abused by sharing service with friends, colleagues, and family members who don't actually live in the same area as the person with the plan. It is a great offer that, unfortunately, also comes with some abuse. It offers families up to six accounts under one plan for a single price of $14.99 a month, similar to Apple Music's family plan in that each person gets their own account with their own saved library and personalized playlists and music suggestions. The Spotify Premium Family Plan, which goes for 15 per month, allows up to six accounts to enjoy the perks of premium membership, including ad-free listening and on-demand playback. This costs 15.99 / £16.99 / AU18.99 a month but lets up to six people connect.
The Spotify Premium Family Plan is incredibly popular. If there are a few of you in your household then you can save a lot of money with a Spotify Premium Family account.
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