YouTube Premium and YouTube Music are now available in more than 50 countries around the world.
Today, both services rolled out to a handful of new regions in Europe, including Bulgaria, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Hungary, North Macedonia, Poland, and Romania. In a statement, YouTube said the services now officially have 10 times the reach they did when YouTube Red relaunched as YouTube Premium in May 2018.
Like we saw with Premium and Music’s recent rollout to the critical Indian market, the services are being offered at a cost adjusted to each country’s particular economic situation. In India, customers pay about $2 per month for YouTube Premium (which includes YouTube Music), or about $1 for YouTube Music by itself. 9to5Google
found that in the recently-expanded-to Czech Republic, people pay about $7 per month for YouTube Premium, or about $6.50 for YouTube Music alone.In the U.S., YouTube Premium is $11.99 per month, and YouTube Music is $9.99 per month.
9to5Google also noted that YouTube Music’s regional prices often match the prices of competitor music streaming app Spotify.
As for where YouTube could be heading next, Android Police reports there are rumors a push to Malta is upcoming.
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