Google Play Music is offering an extended free trial of its music streaming service, as a current promo provides four months, instead of three.
Currently, Spotify offers a 30-day free trial for their premium tier, while Apple Music offers three months. At four months for Google Play Music, that’s not bad.
There are caveats, as the four month free trial is only for new users, who will require a credit card to start the free service. After the trial, users will be charged $9.99 CAD per month.
If you’re looking to get some free streaming music for one-third of the year, this is a decent offer, especially if you have a Google Home speaker. As for Apple users, you can listen to Google Play Music via their iOS app or on the web. The service is also supported on Sonos.
Last year, Google offered a similar extended free promo for Google Play Music, at around the same time in the spring.
[via RFD]
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Good article. I’m going to buy an Android device now just to get this deal ?
Google Play Music for iOS
Google Play Music is available on all formats, including streaming on desktop and laptop without needing to download and install a program/app on your computer unlike Apple Music’s tethering to the anchor that is iTunes.
Weird, I’m only being offered 30 days. Never subscribed before.
Since I started using it (about a month ago) I’m still on “Google Play Music Free” and it won’t let me change it to a paid subscription (!!!??)