Global streaming platform Spotify has passed the 50 million paid subscriber milestone.
The company, which is available in 60 countries and has a catalogue of more than 30 million tracks, announced the news in a tweet yesterday –
According to The Verge, paid subscriber numbers have jumped by 10 million in six months, from 40 million in September 2016.
Aside from its £9.99 paid plan (or regional equivalent price), Spotify also offers an ad-funded free option. In June last year, the company said that it had reached 100 million registered users, including paying and non-paying users.
By the end of last year, the music industry recorded more than 100 million paying subscribers for premium services from Spotify, Deezer, Apple Music and others.
The company, which is available in 60 countries and has a catalogue of more than 30 million tracks, announced the news in a tweet yesterday –
Thank you to our 50 million subscribers. #Spotify50 pic.twitter.com/eXkOV71bwu
— Spotify (@Spotify) March 2, 2017
According to The Verge, paid subscriber numbers have jumped by 10 million in six months, from 40 million in September 2016.
Aside from its £9.99 paid plan (or regional equivalent price), Spotify also offers an ad-funded free option. In June last year, the company said that it had reached 100 million registered users, including paying and non-paying users.
By the end of last year, the music industry recorded more than 100 million paying subscribers for premium services from Spotify, Deezer, Apple Music and others.
