Score three months of free Spotify Premium this holiday season

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If you’ve always wanted to try Spotify Premium, now is your chance because the company is dishing out three free months of its music streaming service.

The company announced that new and free Spotify listeners can sign up for the Individual Premium plan for three months at no charge. After those three months, the usual $9.99 monthly fee kicks in until you cancel.

Plus, those who previously subscribed to Spotify Premium but canceled before October 28, 2022, can sign up again now and receive three months for the price of one.

A Spotify Premium subscription allows you to download music, listen to music without ads, play any song, and skip songs without limits.

How to get three free months of Spotify Premium

Individual Spotify plans cost $9.99. However, until December 31, 2022, new subscribers get three months absolutely free.

Then, once the free period passes, you can start paying for the plan come late February.

To claim your offer, tap on the “Get Started” button, create your account, enter any payment details, and you’re good to go.

Remember that the free subscription offer is only available to new users who haven’t tried Spotify Premium.

Is Spotify Premium worth a try?

With this offer, Spotify can increase its user base even as TikTok plans to join the music streaming business.

Also, Premium subscribers will enjoy the new play and shuffle buttons; other new Spotify features like Friends Mix, and the ability to buy live concert tickets.

And if, at the end of the day, you don’t want to continue with the Premium subscription, you can always cancel at any time, making this deal essentially risk-free.

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