
Contents(8)
- 1How much does Spotify Premium cost in Switzerland?
- 2How much does Spotify Premium cost in Germany and Austria?
- 3Which Spotify subscription is worth it?
- 4What does Spotify cost per year?
- 5Does Spotify Cost Money? Free and Premium Compared
- 6Try Spotify Premium and Cancel
- 7Conclusion: Premium Costs CHF 15.95 in Switzerland
- 8FAQ on Spotify Prices
In a nutshell: Spotify Premium Individual costs CHF 15.95 per month in Switzerland, and € 12.99 each in Germany and Austria. Students pay CHF 8.95 or € 6.99. Duo costs CHF 21.95, Family for up to six accounts CHF 26.95. Spotify Free is free, but includes ads. As of November 2, 2026.
How much does Spotify Premium cost? It depends on the subscription and the country. Spotify offers four Premium subscriptions: Individual, Student, Duo, and Family. Here you'll find all prices for Switzerland, Germany, and Austria directly from spotify.com, plus the cost per person and per year and the difference compared to the free version.
How much does Spotify Premium cost in Switzerland?
In Switzerland, Spotify Premium Individual costs CHF 15.95 per month. Here's an overview of the four subscriptions (Source: spotify.com/ch-de, retrieved on November 2, 2026):
| Subscription | Price per month | Accounts |
|---|---|---|
| Individual | CHF 15.95 | 1 account |
| Student | CHF 8.95 | 1 account, enrolled at an accredited university |
| Duo | CHF 21.95 | 2 accounts at the same address |
| Family | CHF 26.95 | up to 6 accounts at the same address |

How much does Spotify Premium cost in Germany and Austria?
In Germany, Premium Individual costs € 12.99, Student € 6.99, Duo € 17.99, and Family € 21.99 per month. In Austria, you pay € 12.99 for Individual and € 6.99 for Student, with Duo and Family each one euro cheaper than in Germany at € 16.99 and € 20.99 respectively. You can find the prices on spotify.com/de and spotify.com/at.
Which Spotify subscription is worth it?
Family is the cheapest per person if you use the subscription fully. If six people share the Family plan, each person in Switzerland pays around CHF 4.49 per month. With Duo, it's CHF 10.98 per person.

- Individual works if only you use Spotify.
- Student is worth it for everyone enrolled at an accredited university. Spotify verifies this.
- Duo is designed for two people living together.
- Family makes sense from three people in the same household. The main account holder also gets parental controls.
Important: According to Spotify, Duo and Family only apply to people living at the same address.
What does Spotify cost per year?
Twelve months of Premium Individual cost CHF 191.40 in Switzerland, and € 155.88 each in Germany and Austria. Here are the annual costs for all subscriptions:

| Subscription | Switzerland | Germany | Austria |
|---|---|---|---|
| Individual | CHF 191.40 | € 155.88 | € 155.88 |
| Student | CHF 107.40 | € 83.88 | € 83.88 |
| Duo | CHF 263.40 | € 215.88 | € 203.88 |
| Family | CHF 323.40 | € 263.88 | € 251.88 |
Does Spotify Cost Money? Free and Premium Compared
No, you can use Spotify for free. Spotify Free costs nothing, but it plays ads. Since September 2025, according to Spotify, you can also search for and play any song directly in the free version.

Premium mainly brings five things: music without ad interruptions, songs for offline listening, lossless audio up to 24 bit and 44.1 kHz, full control over playback order and skipping, and 12 hours of audiobooks per month. With Duo and Family, the audiobook hours only apply to the account owner.
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Try Spotify Premium and Cancel
New users typically get Premium Individual and Student for one month for CHF 0. According to Spotify, this only applies if you've never tried Premium before. After that, you pay the regular monthly price. All subscriptions can be canceled at any time.
By the way, you don't need Spotify Premium for your year in review: Find out when the next one comes out in When is Spotify Wrapped 2026?
Conclusion: Premium Costs CHF 15.95 in Switzerland
Spotify Premium Individual costs CHF 15.95 per month in Switzerland, € 12.99 in Germany and Austria. If you live with others, Family is the most affordable, while students get the Student plan. Try Premium for one month for free and then decide if ad-free listening and offline downloads are worth the price for you.
FAQ on Spotify Prices
What does Spotify Family cost?
Spotify Premium Family costs CHF 26.95 per month in Switzerland, € 21.99 in Germany and € 20.99 in Austria. This allows up to six people living at the same address to each have their own Premium account. Per person in Switzerland, that's around CHF 4.49.
What does Spotify Duo cost?
Spotify Duo costs CHF 21.95 per month in Switzerland, € 17.99 in Germany and € 16.99 in Austria. The subscription is for two people at the same address, each with their own account. Divided by two, each person in Switzerland pays around CHF 10.98.
How many people can use Spotify Family?
Up to six people. According to Spotify, they all must live at the same address. Each person gets their own Premium account. The account owner manages the subscription and has parental controls.
Does Spotify Cost Money?
Not necessarily. Spotify Free is free and is financed through ads. You can play any song, but you can't listen offline and you can't listen without ads. For these features, you need a Premium subscription starting at CHF 8.95 (Student) or CHF 15.95 (Individual) per month.
How do I get Spotify Premium cheaper?
Premium is most affordable with the Student plan or with Family if you live with others. New users can try Premium Individual or Student for one month for free. You'll find the current offers on spotify.com in the Premium section.
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