Keen to lock people in, Apple also offers customers the option to pay for a year’s worth of service upfront for $109 - a discount of $23 - which isn’t bad. To reiterate, Apple Music doesn’t have a free plan, so if you’re looking for the most basic way to get your foot in the door - or if you don’t qualify for the following discounts - you’re going to need an $11-per-month Individual subscription.

The main difference comes in the form of the Family membership (more on that in a bit), which lets you create up to six individual accounts in a subscription that’s billed as one flat fee per month - regardless of how many people you add on. Sign up, and you can stream more than 100 million songs (all now offered in lossless audio for nothing extra) ad-free while also gaining access to exclusive playlists and live radio that you can listen to across all of your devices.

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