$12.99 per month for Prime Members and $14.99 per month for everyone else. 'Premium quality music ” with over 50 million songs available in High Definition and millions more in Ultra HD.

If you want more music than what the free version allows, but you'd rather not pay the full price for an Amazon Prime membership ( $119 per year or $12.99 per month), Amazon Music has quite a few - and honestly somewhat confusing - different pricing options. Unlike other free versions of music streaming platforms (cough cough, Spotify), the free version of Amazon Music has a very finite amount of music available to users. Namely, the 2 million (Prime Music) or 50 million lossless/high-res (Music Unlimited) songs available to those who pay for a Prime Membership or the top tier of Amazon Music. The free tier does not give users access to most of the benefits that Prime Members and Amazon Music do. What songs can you stream for free at Amazon? Well, those who hold the exclusive benefits of the mega-retailer’s paid music streaming service near and dear still have reason to pay their monthly fees. To stream music for free on Amazon, all you have to do is go to or use the Amazon Music app. But now you can also listen via iOS and Android devices, as well as Fire TV accounts. Amazon just announced that its free, ad-sponsored, music streaming service will now be available on virtually all smartphones and tablets - even if you don't pay for a subscription with Amazon Prime or Amazon Music.Īmazon's free music streaming tier, which features “ top playlists and thousands of stations ” according to a company blog post this week, originally launched exclusively for Echo smart speaker devices in April 2019.

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