Amazon Prime Music: advantages and costs at a glance

Amazon Prime Music costs

Amazon Prime Music is a component of Amazon Prime and not individually available like Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer and Co.

For access you need a free Amazon account and an Amazon Prime subscription. For this you pay 49 euros per year, around 4 euros per month. Students only pay 24 euros a year.
As a Prime customer, you not only get access to Prime Music, but also Prime Photos (cloud storage), Prime Video (online video store) and fast Prime shipping.

Since Amazon integrates its Prime Music service into the Prime subscription, this does not provide additional income, but is intended to attract new customers and keep existing customers.
This is clear from the fact that Amazon currently only offers one million songs. You will find most of the current and popular songs here, but the competition is far ahead of Amazon.
Apple Music, Spotify, Deezer and Co. charge around € 10 a month for a standard subscription, but you can also find around 20 million songs here.
Technically, there are no major differences from the competition. Amazon Prime Music is available as an iOS app, Android app and in the browser. There is no PC version yet.
Conclusion: If you are already a Prime customer, you now have access to Prime Music. For the price of 4 euros per month, the Prime subscription is a true all-rounder. If you listen to a lot and especially unusual music, the offer can be quite scarce.