I do pay for other subscriptions based on this premise, services like Headspace or Squarespace, for example. This is not about pricing, but about value, something I believe in and that I’m driven by, also something I stopped to perceive from Premium.

That’s the truth behind this pricing models when you put them into yearly perspective, and for me, a more clear way to validate my assumptions. However, I do consider £120 a year (119.88 to be more precise) a more significant amount. Truth to be told, I think Spotify can be an expensive service when it comes to their standard pricing, and please don’t come to me with the now universal metric of how many ‘cups of coffee’ a month are the exact equivalent, is not about that.Īs a matter of fact, I don’t consider £9.99 a month, by it self, as that much. Good stuff.Īfter a while something started to feel different, so I sat down and contemplated the facts and features, while pronouncing Hamlet’s famous words: ‘to premium or not to premium, that is the question’.

I was getting, high quality stream, no ads and offline playback, ‘even on mobile’ as they publicise as a key selling point. I used to pay for Spotify Premium, I did it since December 2013 until January 2017. Some of the problems and why this is about value, not money

How to end spotify premium