Which is not to say that’s the reason Spotify has ended the ability for anyone who isn’t a student in the US to sign up for its Hulu bundle. Music Ally understands that anyone who has already signed up and activates their Hulu by the start of July will have access to the video-streaming service for at least two years (and “possibly more” according to Spotify’s spokesperson) as long as they maintain their Spotify subscription.Įven so, some kind of limit has seemingly been reached for the bundle, at a time when music rightsholders are privately (and some publicly) fretting about the impact that entertainment bundles might have on their music-streaming businesses. To qualify for this deal, you cant have an existing Hulu No Ads plan, and you have to be a college student. “It’s no longer possible to sign up to this deal unless you’re eligible for the student discount,” explains a page on Spotify’s support website. Students can get Hulu with Spotify and Showtime for only 4.99 a month. Now a surprise: Spotify has ended the ability of anyone except students to sign up for a combined Spotify/Hulu subscription. The company later rolled it out as a $12.99-a-month option for all American customers in April 2018, then dropped the price to $9.99 a month in March this year. Spotify launched its first bundled subscription with video-streaming service Hulu in the US in September 2017, for $4.99 a month.
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