How to Save Rs. 240 on Apple Music with Yearly Subscription
Two years ago, Apple entered the music streaming service race in order to compete against the likes of Spotify, Pandora, Google Play Music and even Amazon Music Unlimited, by announcing Apple Music. In a short span of time, the service managed to grab a good chunk of market share, thanks to the competitive pricing and availability to almost all major countries. So far, Apple offered 3 subscription plans for Apple Music: Individual, Family and Student Monthly plans, priced at Rs 120, 180 and 60 respectively. That being said, Apple just quietly introduced a new yearly subscription option for the Individual plan, priced at Rs. 1200, which is considerably less than what you’d pay if you were to subscribe to the Individual plan on a monthly basis. However, the yearly subscription option cannot be accessed directly, as it’s buried inside your iTunes subscription settings. So, if you’re interested in availing this plan, let’s take a look athow to save Rs. 240 on your Apple Music subscription:
Purchasing Apple Music Yearly Subscription
First of all, make sure you’ve subscribed to one of the monthly plans Apple Music has to offer, before you proceed to the next steps. If you have, follow the steps below:
Note: If you are new to Apple Music, you should see the new yearly plan while you are signing up for the service.
Well, that’s pretty much all you got to do, in order to subscribe to Apple’s latest yearly plan for the Apple Music.
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More Value With Apple Music Yearly Subscription Plan
If you’ve already subscribed to the Individual monthly plan for Rs 120/month and enjoy using Apple Music, you could just switch to the yearly plan and save a considerable amount of cash, especially if you can afford to pay the entire amount beforehand. However, if you’re short on cash, or you don’t think you’ll keep using Apple Music for the whole year, the monthly subscription will be the better option.
So, are you planning to switch to the yearly plan and subscribe to Apple Music for a whole year, or are you just going to stick to the existing monthly plans? Do let us know your thoughts, by simply dropping a few words in the comments section down below.
Hamlin Rozario
The guy who settles for nothing less than the absolute latest and greatest in technology. A sucker for anything hardware related and prefers iOS to Android. Because, reasons. Also, I spend the other half of the day playing Battlefield with gamers from around the world. That’s right, all hail the glorious PC Master Race.
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