How Much Does Spotify Premium Cost? Here’s the Price In Every Country Worldwide (Updated for 2022)

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Spotify is the music streaming service of choice for almost 300 million people, with 130 million paying customers.

But the price of a Spotify premium subscription isn’t the same across the world. You may be wondering, ‘how much does Spotify cost across the globe?’ There’s no short answer to that question. Spotify is available in 78+ countries, each with its own pricing structure.

How Much Does Spotify Cost Across the Globe?

Update 4/30/21 – Spotify is raising prices for select plans in the UK, Europe, and the United States. In the UK, prices for Spotify Duo and Student are increasing by one euro per month, to to £13.99 ($16.90) and £5.99 ($7.24), respectively. The Spotify Family plan is increasing by two euros, to £16.99 ($20.52). In Europe, the family plan will increase three euros to €17.99 ($21.73) per month. In the United States, Spotify Family Plan increased one dollar from $14.99 to $15.99 per month.

Digital Music News has explored how much Spotify costs in each of the countries where it is available. Some key findings from this data include:

Spotify Premium is cheapest in India (about $1.58 a month) and most expensive in Denmark ($18.39/month).

The country with the best valued Spotify subscription compared to the national average salary is Qatar. A Spotify subscription in Qatar costs around 0.1% of average monthly income. The worst monthly value is Nicaragua, where a Spotify subscription costs 3.9% of the monthly average wage.

Spotify costs the most in Scandinavian countries, where the service has been experimenting with a price hike. Other countries may also see pricing increases, including the United States.

Let’s take a peek at what the service costs around the globe to get a better idea of what each country pays. Keep in mind these are prices for premium subscriptions. Free, ad-supported services also exist, though with far fewer features (and lots of ads between songs).

Middle East & Africa

Asia

Europe

Europe (Con’t)

North America

South America

Oceania