Current Spotify subscribers who have a 'Students Tier' membership or the 'Family Plan' - where up to four members of a household can listen to different songs concurrently - are not eligible for this promotion. If you're a Spotify Premium subscriber, yes. Note that you you won't get a prorated credit or refund from Hulu for the current month of service - and you'll forfeit any credit balances on your account.

But to qualify for the special pricing, current Hulu subscribers need to switch their billing over to Spotify. You can sign up for the special bundle pricing bundle until June 10. The company says that the number of ads on Hulu is 'generally less than half of that of traditional broadcast and cable TV' and that the platform will accommodate your ad preferences. This deal includes Spotify's Premium tier of service, which is ad-free, and Hulu's 'ad-supported' plan, which includes ad interruptions. Same goes for Hulu subscribers who have the 'No Ads' or ' Hulu + Live TV' plans.Ĭheck out all of the terms and conditions here. There are a few catches here, mostly for existing Spotify and Hulu subscribers. You can sign up for the specially priced bundle now through June 10. Whether you're brand-new to both, an existing subscriber of one but not the other - or both already - you're eligible for the promotion, which includes access to Spotify's ad-free premium service (normally $9.99 per month) and Hulu's ad-supported service (normally $5.99) for a total of $9.99 per month. Spotify and Hulu teamed up on a discounted bundle deal that was first announced on March 12.

Here's everything else you need to know about the current promotion: The basics If you're still paying last year's bundle price, you'll be automatically migrated to the new $10 deal. Hulu and Spotify offered a similar deal last April and bundled their services for $13 per month. If you already have Spotify Premium, you can activate Hulu for no additional cost by signing up here.

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