Spotify is rolling out a Music Pro tier later this year that will give users access to higher-quality audio and remixing tools, according to Bloomberg. The tier will reportedly cost users $6 per month on top of their $12 Premium subscription,

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

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.

Spotify users waiting to learn when the service's long-delayed high-quality premium audio service will materialize may finally have something

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

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, 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 is reportedly planning to launch a high-fidelity streaming option. The new tier would cost an extra $6 per month, but there’s no timeline for its launch yet. Spotify subscriptions are about to become more complicated for indecisive members.