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I'm not sure whether the new plan is a good idea or not. (Spotify Unlimited - cheaper than premium, you get unlimited adfree use but you can't use offline featu
by DrJokepu 16y ago
I'm not sure whether the new plan is a good idea or not. (Spotify Unlimited - cheaper than premium, you get unlimited adfree use but you can't use offline features or run it on phones). Multiple plans confuse the user; think about the billions of different Windows editions. Best to keep it simple; the existing "you either pay or not" plan model was simple and elegant.
We had a great discussion about the fallacy of having too many plans on HN maybe about a year ago, unfortunately I can't find it though. The point was: it seems like when users face a non-trivial choice, they are more likely to simply back off and not chose anything at all.
- spuz 16y agoI disagree. I don't have a fancy mobile phone and I'm unlikely to ever be at a PC without an internet connection. £5 for unlimited ad-free music is perfect for me. In fact I just signed up and didn't even have to pause my music for it to recognise my purchase. Sometimes too many plans can be confusing but I don't think Spotify really could have made it simpler.