Tidal now costs the same as Apple Music, Amazon Music and Deezer, and Spotify is likely to follow next
boss Daniel Ek recently told investors that the service would be increasing its prices this year too.How much it costs for standard music streaming plans as of mid-2023Music costs $10.99 per monthThe outlier is Spotify, which is $9.99 per month. But you can probably guess what it's likely to increase to in the not too distant future.
There are multiple reasons for the price hikes. One is that everything is more expensive due to more expensive borrowing, cost of living increases and so on – although having delved through the press releases and announcements I don't see any of the services saying they're upping the royalties they pay to artists, who are also affected by the increasing cost of everything.
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