Spotify Promo Codes, Student & Family Deals

1. Share Premium Family or Duo with the people you live with

   From about $3.67 a personLow effortHouseholds of 2 to 6

   Premium Family costs $21.99 a month for up to six people — about $3.67 each when the plan is full — and Duo is $18.99 for two, about $9.50 each. Everyone keeps their own account. The catch: every member must live at the plan manager's address and verify it, members can switch household plans only once every 12 months, and only the plan manager gets the plan's audiobook listening time.^{[1, 3, 4]}

   1. One person — the plan manager — signs up and pays.
   2. Each member joins with their own account and enters the same home address.
   3. Members under 13 can join Family too, with parental controls.

2. Switch to Premium Student if you're at college or university

   $6.99 a month, Hulu includedSome effortStudents at accredited US colleges and universities

   Premium Student costs $6.99 a month and includes Hulu's With Ads plan at no extra cost. You verify through SheerID, re-verify every 12 months, and can keep the discount for up to four years. Hulu is included only if your Hulu account is new, returning, or already billed by Hulu — some existing Hulu plans don't qualify.^{[1, 2, 4]}

   1. Start from the Student plan on Spotify's Premium page.
   2. Complete the SheerID form — you may need to sign in to your school portal or upload proof of enrollment.

3. Take the free month — and set a reminder instead of cancelling early

   One month of Premium for $0Low effortPeople who've never had Premium

   Individual and Student come with one month for $0 if you haven't tried Premium before. Some trials need payment details; billing then starts the day after the trial ends at the standard price. Cancelling a free trial ends it immediately and it can't be reactivated, so set a reminder for the last day rather than cancelling on day one.^{[1, 4, 5]}

4. Drop to Spotify Free in months you don't need Premium

   The monthly fee, while you're offSome effortAnyone who listens less at times

   When you cancel a paid plan, Premium continues until your next billing date and your account then switches to the free, ad-supported service. Your playlists and saved music stay, so you can come back to Premium later without rebuilding your library.^[5]

5. Redeem any gift card you already have

   Up to 18 months of PremiumLow effortAnyone holding a Spotify gift card

   Spotify no longer sells gift cards, but existing ones still redeem at spotify.com/account/redeem. They pay only for Premium Individual — not Student, Duo or Family — can't be used on trial offers, and you can stack up to 18 months of Premium time.^[6]

Codes and offers kept by David Jones, who lists only codes the store makes public.

Spotify's discounts are the trials and promotions it advertises itself — on Student, Duo and Family, its terms say no other discounts apply. The only codes you can redeem are from Spotify gift cards, which it no longer sells.

1. Cancelling a free trial ends it at once

   Unlike a paid plan, which runs to the end of the billing period, a cancelled $0 trial switches you to Free immediately and can't be restarted. Cancel on the last day, not the first.^{[4, 5]}

2. Trials don't accept prepaid or gift cards

   When a trial asks for payment details, Spotify requires a current payment method given directly to Spotify. Prepaid cards and gift cards don't count.^[4]

3. Family and Duo check where you live

   Every member must live at the plan manager's address and verify it, and can switch household plans only once a year. Sharing with friends elsewhere breaks the terms.^{[3, 4]}

4. Audiobook hours belong to the plan manager

   On Duo and Family, only the plan manager gets the included audiobook listening time. Other members have to buy hours separately.^[3]