Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Deezer, Tidal—these are the leading music streaming services. But how does Amazon's premium offering stack up?
If other platforms haven't met your needs, Amazon Music Unlimited could be the solution. Or perhaps not—that's for you to decide after exploring it. We've compiled expert insights to answer your key questions about Amazon Music Unlimited.

Amazon Music Unlimited is a premium on-demand streaming service, comparable to Spotify and Apple Music. It provides access to a vast library of songs, available anytime, anywhere.
Note: It's distinct from Amazon Music (an online store for purchases and streaming) and Amazon Prime Music (a limited catalog for Prime members).
Choose from these plans:
Note: Eligible Prime Students pay just $5/month for the Individual Plan. Learn more about Prime Student benefits in our guide to 10 Key Amazon Prime Benefits for Students.
No. Amazon Prime Music is included with Prime, offering about 2 million songs. Music Unlimited unlocks tens of millions. Compare Amazon Prime Music vs. Amazon Music Unlimited to see which fits you.

It depends. Offline playback is available on Android, iOS, and Fire devices via the Amazon Music app. Web, Echo, and desktop users lack this feature.

Individual: One device. Family: Up to six. Devices include:
Web player: Stream from any browser.
Desktop app: Windows and Mac.
Mobile apps: Android, iOS, Fire devices.
Other integrations: Samsung TVs, Roku, Sonos, Bose, and select cars.
All Amazon Echo devices are compatible. Echo comparison guide and ways to listen with Alexa.
As of now, in: Austria, Belgium, Bolivia, Bulgaria, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Panama, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Sweden, United States, United Kingdom, Uruguay.

Amazon Music Unlimited competes with top services but lacks standout features. Spotify enables desktop offline playback; Apple Music integrates seamlessly with Apple ecosystems; legacy Google Play allowed 50,000 personal uploads (discontinued by Amazon in 2018).
The interface feels clunky compared to rivals. At full price matching competitors, it's tough to recommend over Prime Music—unless you snag discounts like Family sharing, Echo Plan, or Prime Student rates. Visit the Amazon Music Unlimited page for details.
Start with a 30-day free trial (requires payment method; cancel anytime to avoid charges).
For Echo Plan: Say "Alexa, try Amazon Music Unlimited" on your device—also a 30-day trial.
Discover more with our guide to 20 Awesome But Hidden Amazon Features.