Released just about a month ago, Apple Music, the tech giant’s exciting venture into music streaming, is already making noteworthy strides. The service has attracted a whopping 11 million trial members according to USA Today. Strikingly, among these, approximately 2 million subscribers opted for the more rewarding family plan, which costs $15 a month.
Depicting Apple’s delight with these figures, Eddy Cue, Apple’s Senior Vice President of Internet software, expressed, “We’re thrilled with the numbers so far.” He further highlighted that 2 million of these engaged users enrolled for the family plan – a conveniant $14.99 a month deal, accommodating up to six people.
Anticipating a wider reach, Apple is also primed to launch an Android version of the service later this year. Apple Music’s main rival – Spotify, currently holds an impressive user base of 75 million.
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