Spotify for couples plan now in 14 more countries

Spotify Premium Duo plan in 19 countries

22/09/2019
Spotify for couples plan now in 14 more countries
Spotify for couples plan now in 14 more countries

Spotify for couples plan now in 14 more countries making a total of 19 countries where the Spotify Premium Duo plan is available. Spotify rolled out a pilot of the two-person subscription plan for couples living under roof to five countries (Ireland, Poland, Denmark, Chile and Colombia) in March this year. The streamer is now extending this offer to an additional 14 countries in Latin America and launched this at the beginning of September.

Spotify Premium Duo is available for couples who reside at the same address and will cost significantly less than having two Premium accounts. Additionally, new users who sign up for a Premium Duo plan get the first three months free.

Extra features that are bundled in with Spotify Premium Duo include:

  • Duo Mix, an automatically updated playlist that combines the music you and your significant other enjoy together – so domestic disputes over who should DJ are likely to be kept to a minimum.
  • The ability to share your playlist library with each other, with just a tap or click.
  • An easy interface for managing your accounts, settings, and home device setup.

If you already have a Premium plan and want to add your partner by upgrading to Premium Duo, all you have to do is click here to visit your Account page and follow a few quick, easy steps to change your subscription. Keep in mind that the Premium Duo plan requires that both users reside at the same address.

Countries offering Spotify Premium Duo

Denmark

Ireland

Poland

Argentina

Bolivia

Chile

Colombia

Costa Rica

Dominican Republic

Ecuador

El Salvador

Guatemala

Honduras

Mexico

Nicaragua

Panama

Paraguay

Peru

Uruguay

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