Spotify weighs 5.99 USD Premium for additional features, ticket access, Bloomberg News reports
(Reuters) – Spotify considers a collection up to $ 5,99 per month at the top of existing subscription for a new streaming service of music that will include better audio, remixing tools and access to the concert tickets, Bloomberg News reported on Friday.
The company could present the “Music Pro” layer this year, according to the report, citing sources he did not appoint.
Spotify is still working through details, and prices for a new service would have varied depending on geography, with the costs lower in less developed markets, Bloomberg said.
Spotify spokesman told the E -even company that the company could not confirm the speculation about potential details or a set of features.
The new service, which would use artificial intelligence for some features, would allow subscribers to mix songs of different artists, according to the report, adding that the company held preliminary conversations with the main promoters and ticket sellers.
In the United States, the largest Spotify market on revenue, it charges $ 11.99 a month for its individual layer, which for a family plan is as much as $ 19.99, which can be housed six members.
Spotify recently signed many years of contracts with Warner Music Group and Universal Music Group to shoot and post music.
Executive director Daniel Ek said that the company would have a personalized offer, including a top -notch layer called “Superfans of Music”. Swedish streaming giant forecasts 678 million active users per month for the first quarter, in accordance with estimates of 679.4 million.
(Reporting Mrinmay dey in Bengalur; Mounting William Mallard)
