Just like almost everything else these days, subscriptions, especially streaming ones, are seeing price hikes. And when they’re on autopay, the jumps in price can go unnoticed. Many people who do notice are starting to take action.
According to a survey from CableTV.com, 43% of Americans have cancelled streaming subscriptions in the past year due to the cost.
If you’re ready to do the same, here are three autopay subscriptions to cancel before March billing cycles arrive, when prices are set to increase.
Spotify
In Jan., Spotify announced upcoming price increases for its premium subscribers, per CNET, with each subscription increasing by $1 to $2.
- Premium Individual: Increasing from $12 to $13
- Premium Duo: Increasing from $17 to $19
- Premium Family: Increasing from $20 to $22
According to a Reddit thread, premium subscribers will see the increase starting on their billing date in March.
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Crunchyroll
At the beginning of Feb., Crunchyroll, an anime streaming service, announced new pricing that will take place on subscribers’ billing dates after March 4, according to CNET.
- Fan: Increasing from $8 to $10
- Mega Fan: Increasing from $12 to $14
- Ultimate Fan: Increasing from $16 to $18
- Fan Plus Manga: Increasing from $12 to $14
- Mega Fan Plus Manga: Increasing from $15.50 to $17.50
Amazon Unlimited Music
Current subscribers to Amazon Music Unlimited will also face a price increase on or after March 5, per CNET.
- Individual plans: Increasing from $12 to $13 (or $11 to $12 for Prime members)
- Family plans: Increasing from $20 to $22
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