SiriusXM Platinum VIP Tier Now Includes 12 Months of Free Apple Music

SiriusXM today announced that customers who subscribe to its Platinum VIP plan can access 12 months of Apple Music for free with their subscriptions, a promotion that applies to both new and existing subscribers.

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Priced at $34.99 per month, the Platinum VIP plan offers SiriusXM service in two vehicles along with ‌Apple Music‌ content. SiriusXM provides ad-free music channels based on music genres, artists, decades, and more, along with talk shows, podcasts, sports content, comedy shows, and more than 5000 live concert video and audio recordings.

With the ‌Apple Music‌ promotion, subscribers will have access to more than 90 million ‌Apple Music‌ songs, as well as features like spatial audio, Lossless Audio, time-synced lyrics, and music videos. SiriusXM and Apple are providing a full ‌Apple Music‌ subscription, valued at $9.99 per month.

More information on the offer and the SiriusXM Platinum VIP subscription can be found on the SiriusXM website. Next year, SiriusXM says that it plans to offer a six month ‌Apple Music‌ subscription with other qualifying SiriusXM subscription plans.

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uptownnyc Avatar
42 months ago
Seems expensive. You can generally get Sirius for $5/month per vehicle if you call and say you want to cancel.
Score: 20 Votes (Like | Disagree)
WWP99 Avatar
42 months ago
Sirius is desperate for customers. You can always negotiate a better price with them at renewal time. $35/month is crazy.
Score: 8 Votes (Like | Disagree)
randyhudson Avatar
42 months ago
This is like the Cheesecake Factory offering you a complimentary Arby's roast beef sandwich.
Score: 8 Votes (Like | Disagree)
ChromeAce Avatar
42 months ago
SiriusXM is in free fall. Deals like this only show how poorly managed they are, giving their customers a taste of why they don’t need them anymore in order to temporarily boost sales numbers.

All my interactions with their website and phone customer service have been horrifying, with pricing that changed with the wind and bait and switch tactics.
Score: 6 Votes (Like | Disagree)
citysnaps Avatar
42 months ago
I Bluetooth Apple Music from my phone to my car's radio. Good enough.
Score: 5 Votes (Like | Disagree)
oneMadRssn Avatar
42 months ago

Seems expensive. You can generally get Sirius for $5/month per vehicle if you call and say you want to cancel.
It's up to like $6-7 after fees and taxes now, but frankly I am struggling to justify even this cost. Each station seems to play the same few dozen songs over and over again. It might as well be just a bunch of playlists.
Score: 5 Votes (Like | Disagree)