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Spotfiy has discreetly introduced a cheaper plan that can save users up to £24 a year.Its new 'Basic' plan costs £1-£2 less a month than other subscriptions.Users will need to forgo audiobooks, while still enjoying ad-free listening, downloads, high-quality audio and podcasts.Most of Spotify's Premium plans currently include 15 hours of audiobook listening.Current Spotify Premium members were all moved onto these plans automatically after price increases in April 2024.
The prices of these plans are: Individual Premium , Family Premium and Duo .The new Basic plan - only available to existing Premium subscribers - includes all the regular perks, but without the 15 hours of audiobooks.The prices of these plans are: Individual Basic , Family Basic and Duo Basic .Student plans remain at £5.99 per month, and there is no Basic Student available currently.To switch plans, log into Spotify via a browser .
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