[UPDATE] Spotify Confirms It Has Discontinued the Premium Lite Plan Six Months After Launch in India

Spotify Premium Standard tier is now the company's most affordable subscription plan in India.

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Written by Dhruv Raghav, Edited by David Delima | Updated: 13 May 2026 16:55 IST
Highlights
  • Spotify's Standard plan now costs Rs. 139 per month
  • Spotify's Platinum tier is the most expensive among the lot
  • Spotify has yet to confirm the discontinuation of the Lite plan

Spotify has also revised the price of its Student plan

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Spotify launched its most affordable Premium subscription in India in November last year. Dubbed Spotify Premium Lite, the music streaming service has removed the new subscription tier from its website and the mobile app, seemingly discontinuing the Spotify Lite plan six months after its introduction. On top of this, the company has also revised the prices of other Spotify Premium tiers in India, reducing the subscription fee of the Standard and the Student plans. However, the cost of the top-of-the-line Spotify Premium Platinum remains unchanged. While the prices of the two tiers have seen a downward revision in the country, they still offer the same benefits.

UPDATE: Spotify confirmed to Gadgets360 on Wednesday that the company has discontinued the Spotify Premium Lite plan in India. The company said, "We occasionally adapt the plans we offer, based on market opportunity and to provide choice to and value to users. In India, the Lite plan is no longer available. Spotify Lite users are being offered to move to Spotify Standard at the same price. Users have already been informed about this transition."

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Spotify Premium Revised Prices, Benefits

The music streaming service has updated its website and mobile app to remove the Spotify Premium Lite subscription tier from the platform. This suggests that the tech firm has discontinued its most affordable subscription plan in the country. Interestingly, this is not the only change the company has made to its subscription plans in the country. The website and mobile app have also been updated to reflect new prices for the remaining Spotify Premium subscription plans.

Spotify website now only shows three premium plans
Photo Credit: Screenshot/ Spotify

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The Spotify Premium Standard is now the most affordable among the lot, costing Rs. 99 for the first three months and Rs. 139 per month thereafter, coming down from Rs. 199. This is the same price at which the Spotify Premium Lite plan was available in India. Similarly, the Spotify Premium Student subscription tier is now available at Rs. 69 for the first two months and Rs. 69 per month thereafter. Its price has been reduced from Rs. 99 per month.

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Spotify Premium prices before the latest revision

However, the benefits the two plans offer remain unaffected by the price reduction. The Standard and Student plans allow users to stream music and audiobooks at up to 320 kbps without having to listen to ads. On top of this, the price and benefits of Spotify's most expensive plan, marketed as Spotify Premium Platinum, remain unchanged.

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As previously mentioned, the company launched the Spotify Premium Lite plan in India in November 2025 as its most affordable plan at a subscription fee of Rs. 139 per month. It offered “high audio quality” music streaming at up to 160 kbps, while also providing an ad-free experience, available only for a single account.

 

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