Spotify officially announces its free service in Pakistan, Bangladesh

The management of Spotify, the world’s largest audio streaming music website, has officially launched in Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka on February 23, 2021.

Spotify, with more than 345 million monthly active listeners globally, says that it will offer a personalised listening experience to people, comprising local and international artists and more than 70 million tracks.

The Spotify service is available for free or with an upgrade to Spotify Premium, a subscription service that allows users to enjoy music without ad interruptions.

According to an official press release by the company, users can upgrade to Spotify Premium for the ultimate Spotify experience for Rs299 per month.

The Premium Family subscription plan is available for Rs479 per month for up to six family members living under one roof.

The new Spotify Premium DUO is a subscription plan for two people living at the same home address, which includes Duo Mix, a regularly updated playlist made just for the two subscribers to discover audio they both love and enjoy together.

Spotify also has a premium for students for as low as Rs149 per month. Direct carrier billing payment options are also available through Telenor and Zong.

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