In fact, the newsletter they have run for over a decade, Motley Fool Stock Advisor, has tripled the market. New and existing subscribers to the Amazon Music Unlimited Individual Plan, at 7.99/month for Prime members and 9.99/month for Amazon customers, or the Family Plan, at 14. Investing geniuses Tom and David Gardner have spent a long time beating the market no matter who's in the White House. But here's why you should ignore the election: In addition, the Music Unlimited discounts that a Prime membership gets are modest, so are unlikely to drive Prime membership adoption, either.įorget the 2016 Election: 10 stocks we like better than ĭonald Trump was just elected president, and volatility is up. It's hard to imagine the service garnering a large number of subscribers or moving the needle in any meaningful way for the e-commerce giant. Amazon Music Unlimited Individual Plan: increasing from 7.99 to 8.99 per month, and 79 per year to 89 per year If you’re not a Prime member and still pay for Amazon Music Unlimited, the price will remain unchanged at 9.99/9.99 per month. Amazon is also forgoing its typical strategy of aggressively undercutting on price, as family plans from competing services Apple Music and Spotify are also $15 per month (those services do not offer discounts for annual subscriptions, though).Īmazon Music Unlimited doesn't appear to be particularly differentiated, and it's quite late to the market. You have a lot of great options for Amazon Music plans and prices, including Amazon Music Unlimited, Amazon Music HD, Amazon Music Family Plan, Amazon Music HD and more.
Unlike Prime Music, which is a benefit that's included at no additional cost but more limited in scope, Music Unlimited is mostly a separate service that only receives discounts from having a Prime membership.
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