Spotify plans to launch its premium-tier service "Music Pro" (previously known as Supremium or Deluxe) in phases throughout 2025, according to Bloomberg reports.

The new subscription tier will likely cost around $17-18 monthly in the U.S., with an add-on option of $5.99 for existing premium subscribers. CEO Daniel Ek promises this will be "a much better version of Spotify."

Key features of Music Pro will include:

• Enhanced audio quality (matching competitors like Apple Music and Amazon Music)
• Advanced AI and mixing capabilities
• Exclusive concert ticket presales and premium seating options
• Potential access to exclusive artist content and early music releases

The launch timeline remains flexible, with Spotify currently in preliminary discussions with promoters, ticketing platforms, and major music companies. The company typically tests new features in non-U.S. markets before wider releases.

This expansion comes as Spotify addresses:

• Streaming plateau concerns in established markets
• Growing demand for superfan monetization
• Competition from other streaming services offering high-fidelity audio
• Success of recent features like AI DJ and Daylist

While final details are still being negotiated, this premium tier represents Spotify's strategic move to capture the high-end streaming market while maintaining its position as the leading music streaming platform.

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