In a world where silence is uncomfortable and playlists cure everything, Spotify is about to pause … but in the pocket. The most popular audio streaming platform prepares a new price increase, and yes, we are already reviewing if we really need the family plan.
According to recent reports, Spotify plans to adjust its rates in several regions of the world, including Latin America, with increases that could be applied as soon as in June 2025. And although new prices for Mexico have not yet been announced, the movement is already a trend between those who depend on the service to survive traffic, gym, insomnia or simple daily chaos.
Why other increase?
Because Spotify is betting strongly to diversify its offer. In addition to music streaming, the platform has invested millions in podcasts, audioolibers And now prepare a new subscription “super premium”which would include exclusive functions such as high fidelity sound, access anticipated to releases and other benefits designed for those who want more than only background music.
That is, the model is changing: it is not just listening to music, now it is about paying for a broader experience. But of course, that amplitude is priced.
The dilemma: pay more or … return to ads?
With this new adjustment, many users begin to wonder if it is worth continuing to pay for the service without thinking. Some already consider returning to the free plan (with everything and their “announcement every three songs”), while others are migrating to alternatives or sharing accounts as if it were 2015.
In the midst of this transition, the plan familiarhe plan duo and the plan individual They could see moderate increases, but enough for more than one to make accounts before renewing.
Are we going to leave it? Difficult.
Despite the complaints, Spotify is still the favorite app for millions. Its algorithm, its interface, the personalized playlists and the comfort of having everything in the same place make the decision to cancel more emotional than economic.
The truth is that cheap streaming era is in crisis. And Spotify, like all platforms, seeks how to stay profitable in a market where it is no longer enough to have a good catalog: now we must also reinvent the way we pay to listen.
