YouTube Premium is on the verge of becoming pricier in Brazil. Reports suggest that prices have already gone up in some countries, particularly in the family plan, which saw a 44.44% increase. While the specific adjustment for Brazil is unknown, a similar hike can be anticipated.
The family plan costs 44.44% more in Europe.
YouTube Premium prices have increased notably in countries such as Belgium, the Netherlands, and Italy, with the family plan rising from €18 to €26 and the individual plan increasing from €12 to €14, representing a 16.67% rise.
Other nations, including Switzerland and Sweden, experienced price hikes for their YouTube Premium subscriptions, leading to widespread discontent among users who now view the service as one of the priciest streaming options available, surpassing rivals such as Spotify and Apple Music.
Many argue that YouTube Premium might be losing its edge compared to other music and video streaming platforms due to the wide range of options available in the market.
How about Brazil?
There is a possibility that the rises seen in Europe may soon impact Brazil, although the exact extent of this change is uncertain. YouTube is expected to mirror the trend of increases in the country, based on the patterns of other platforms.
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