Amazon Music Unlimited is raising prices and having a Prime membership won't save you from the increase. Here are the plans affected and how it compares to Spotify as well as Apple Music.

Amazon wouldn't want Spotify to get all the attention for being the most expensive music streaming service, would it?

It’s now cheaper to stream music from Apple and YouTube than from Amazon or Spotify, but that won’t last for long.

Even with the price hike, Amazon Music Unlimited still holds its own, especially if you’re a Prime member. Its music library ...

Amazon Music is the latest streaming service to raise prices. The company this week notified customers that it would increase ...

If you’re looking for the entry-level experience to get your feet wet, its most basic plan is the ad-supported Amazon Music Free, for which you do not need to have an Amazon Prime subscription ...

Whether you're at the end of a free trial or looking to cut down on the number of streaming services you're subscribed to, cancelling your Amazon Music subscription is a straight-forward process.

More information Experience the immersive, three-dimensional sound of your favorite music like never before. Get a free trial of it by signing up at Amazon Music With the Amazon Music mobile app ...

So make sure you set a reminder in your calendar. To reiterate, according to the UK deal conditions, if you're "currently in a free trial of Amazon Music Unlimited, are a current paying customer ...

make sure to treat your ears to the gift of free music. Amazon offers a three-month free trial to Amazon Music Unlimited. This offer is good for new subscribers during Black Friday and Cyber Monday.