Spotify imagines users will be willing to pay $6 more a month for HiFi, lossless music streaming, but it may also let you rejigger songs with AI.

It’s taken a little longer than expected, but it looks like the world’s biggest music streaming service may finally be ready to turn up the volume on HiFi in 2025.

Music streamer ready to launch audio quality upgrade four years after first announcing it - but it will cost you

The music streaming service first announced Spotify Hifi in 2021, with an aim to provide Premium subscribers with access to "CD-quality, lossless audio format." But it never launched, even though rivals like Apple Music and Amazon Music Unlimited already offered lossless audio.

And yes, Spotify Music Pro will cost extra—possibly as much as $5.99 on top of your current Spotify Premium subscription, Bloomberg reports. That means individual Spotify Premium subscribers could be paying roughly $18 a month for lossless music streaming privileges.

Spotify plans to introduce the service under the name “Music Pro,” offering it as an optional add-on to its $11.99 Premium tier.

Spotify is developing a new Music Pro plan for its Premium users that offers Hi-Fi audio quality, and more. Here's all you need to know.

Spotify, the Swedish audio streaming provider, with over 675 million monthy active users, is finally dropping its high-fidelity audio streaming service.As reported by ABP, the new update could rival the streaming platforms including Apple Music,

Bloomberg reports that Spotify is currently working on a new subscription tier likely to be released later this year.

Spotify announces Music Pro tier launching in 2025, offering HiFi audio and exclusive features for $6 monthly add-on to Premium subscription.