By the end of June 2019, we heard that Apple Music is reaching 60 million subscribers, which is surprising considering it hasn't been around the same time as Spotify, another Swedish source that in April of that year reported reaching 100 million paid subscribers, and in September topped 113 million.
Since then a few months have passed, and we are unable to access updated statistics. But in the equation for streaming music platforms there are other unknowns, such as Amazon Music. Jeff Bezos' ministry had never publicly shared the consequences of growth, to date, that it has announced on the company's blog that it has 55 million subscribers worldwide.
Amazon Music's unlimited subscriptions grew more than 50 percent last year alone.
While Amazon Music Unlimited has grown about 50% year-over-year in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany and Japan, markets where it has been around for a long time, new countries have reached as France, Italy, Spain and Mexico have doubled. 2019 has been a pivotal year for Amazon Music since it arrived in Brazil and introduced Amazon Music HD mode, a subscription to enjoy music at the highest reliability and that comes with Tidal HiFi rivals.
Amazon Music offers prices range from 3.99 euros to 14.99 euros in Spain. Top users have 2 million songs included in the free subscription. And students can reach a minimum in certain districts.
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Amazon Music Unlimited for Echo and Fire TV: cheap prices. For 3.99 euros a month we can access Amazon Music Unlimited, which has 50 million songs, but only from Echo or Fire TV devices.
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Amazon Music Unlimited for Families: 14.99 euros per month we can create 6 accounts and enjoy the app on any device. This subscription is for families.
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Amazon Music Unlimited for individual accounts: € 9,99 to access the platform without restrictions, one account.
The Amazon Music HD version is not available in Spain, only in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany and Japan, but not surprisingly, it is coming soon.
