Spotify now available for download in Ukraine: prices revealed
The subscription cost depends on the number of devices connected.
The music streaming library Spotify has opened access for Ukraine. Ukrainians can now register on the website and download the app.
The app is available for installation on iOS and on Android.
Spotify has already published its prices for users from Ukraine. The first month on any of the four subscription plans is free. After that, prices range from $4.99 per month for one account to $7.99 for access for 6 accounts. There is also a student discount of $2.49 per month for one account.
Spotify is an internet streaming audio service that allows users to legally listen to more than 50 million tracks, audiobooks and podcasts for free, without the need to download them to a device. The service is available in the United States, most European countries, as well as some countries in Asia and Africa, and in Australia and New Zealand.
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