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Apple Music has more subscribers than Spotify in US: Report
With more than 20 million paying users in the US, Apple Music has just taken the lead over its rival Spotify in an allimportant market, the media reported
Spotify still leads outside of the US, tallying 75 million subscribers as part of its first earnings report in May.
With more than 20 million paying users in the US, Apple Music has just taken the lead over its rival Spotify in an all-important market, the media reported.
Spotify still leads outside of the US, tallying 75 million subscribers as part of its first earnings report in May.
“The source, a US-based, major distributor, shared a report detailing the subscriber tallies of several streaming music services, including Apple Music, Spotify, Tidal, and Sirius XM. That report now ranks Apple Music as first in the US, at least among primarily on-demand music streaming services,” the Digital Music News recently reported.
The data for 2018 also shows that Apple is experiencing a far stronger rate-of-growth in the US, suggesting a wider lead over the coming months.
Trial users were not part of the comparison, the report added.
Apple Music now has more than 45 million subscribers world-wide, with an additional 5-10 million free trial users.
The iPhone maker’s free trials last about three months while Spotify says it has more than 70 million paying subscribers globally, with roughly 160 million overall users.
