Google Play Music is now offering four months of free service

Google's music streaming service Google Play Music is offering an extra month of free service to its new subscribers. Users can listen to 35 million on option for paid service

By: News Desk |
May 29, 2017 4:02 pm

If you are not satisfied with your music streaming service or if you are planning to switch over another service for some reason, now might be the right time to do so. Google’s music streaming service– Google Play Music is offering an extra month of service absolutely free to the new subscribers. So far, Google has been offering 90-days (3 months) of free service to the first time users when they sign in. Under the new offer, this period has been extended up to 4 months.

The service allows users to add up to 50,000 songs from their music libraries on their computers and stream them anywhere for free. Users can also log on their custom radio stations from their computers and smartphones to listen to their favourite songs.

After the completion of their trial period, users can either continue using the service for free or pay $9.99 (Rs 650 approx) or $14.99 (Rs 970 approx) for the family pack to avoid ads and access 35 million songs on demand from Google’s giant music library. Subscribers who opt for the paid pack would not only receive a special access to YouTube Red but they can also download and play their favourite songs even when they are not connected.

Google Play Music offer (Photo: Google Play grab)

As far as the India region is concerned, ad-less streaming service is available at a nominal price of Rs 89 a month only.

So, all you music lovers hurry up and tune into Google Play Music Now!

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