Spotify has reported a spike in conversions to premium subscription of its iOS app, owing to the recent Apple App Store changes, which allowed web-based or external payment options within the iOS ...

Spotify said on Monday it would increase the monthly price of its premium individual subscription in select markets starting next month as the Swedish streaming giant looks to improve margins. The ...

In the United States, Spotify's Premium Individual subscription will now cost $10.99, witnessing an increase from its previous price of $9.99. The Premium Duo plan is set to be priced at $14.99 ...

Spotify said on Monday it would increase monthly price of its premium individual subscription in select markets from ...

Investing.com -- Spotify Technology SA (NYSE: SPOT) stock surged 5.4% following the company’s announcement of upcoming price increases for its Premium subscription service across multiple ...

Premium subscribers will see their subscription increase by $1 with a single plan costing $10.99, a duo plan costing $14.99, a family plan costing $16.99, and the student plan costing $5.99.

Most investors would be wary of attempting to buy a stock near its highs, and much less after a recent run to the upside, ...

Gone are the days of awkward silences between your favorite tracks! Spotify is rolling out a feature worthy of top DJs, and ...

Spotify increased the price of its ad-free premium subscription plan by $1 to $10.99 a month — a long-awaited change as the company continues its profitability push.

Price of Spotify Premium Subscriptions Just Went Up For First Time Since 2011 – Details Joe DiVita Published: July 24, 2023 Spotify / masterSergeant, iStock/Getty Images ...

Spotify projected first-quarter revenue of 4.2 billion euros. Management outlook remains optimistic, bolstered by expected growth in premium subscribers and potential pricing adjustments.

Spotify already has more than 300,000 video podcasts on its platform as some 70% of eligible shows and networks have already opted in, Chief Product and Technology Officer Gustav Soderstrom said ...