SoundCloud has launched its premium subscription plan SoundCloud Go+ in Belgium, Italy, Portugal, Spain, and Switzerland.
SoundCloud Go+ and SoundCloud’s free, ad-supported tier are now available in 14 countries including the US, UK, Ireland, France, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Portugal, Spain, and Switzerland.
The expansion of SoundCloud’s commercial offering in these new markets adds to the growing number of countries where SoundCloud Premier monetization creators can earn revenue for the tracks they share on the platform.
SoundCloud Go+ gives listeners full access to more than 200 million original tracks, DJ sets, remixes and more, from over 20 million creators around the world, with offline sync, no advertising, and high-quality audio streaming.
The service costs €9.99/€6.99(PT)/₣12.99 per month.
Music fans in these markets who also subscribe to SoundCloud Pro Unlimited, SoundCloud’s premium creator subscription, can add a SoundCloud Go+ subscription for half the price.
“SoundCloud is the first place listeners go to discover what’s next in music, and directly connect with the vibrant community of creators, curators and fellow listeners who are powering the platform.”
Anthony Gabriele, SoundCloud
SoundCloud offers a free, 30-day trial of SoundCloud Go+, after which a monthly subscription fee applies: €9.99/€6.99(PT)/₣12.99 (Web/Android) or €12.99/€9.99(PT)/₣16.99 (iOS) per month. iOS users can avoid the App Store surcharge by visiting soundcloud.com/go.
Anthony Gabriele, Senior Vice President, Subscriptions & Marketing, SoundCloud, said: “SoundCloud is the first place listeners go to discover what’s next in music, and directly connect with the vibrant community of creators, curators and fellow listeners who are powering the platform.
“SoundCloud Go+ unlocks access to SoundCloud’s full catalog and allows fans to take their music anywhere, anytime, while financially supporting the more than 20 million creators who are building and growing their careers on the platform.”Music Business Worldwide
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