Spotify Expands Audiobooks to over 180 Markets
The rollout includes Audiobooks+, Page Match and Bookshop.org partnerships as Spotify seeks more paying listeners and says more than 1 million users already subscribe.
- On Wednesday, Spotify announced it is expanding its audiobook service to over 180 countries by the end of 2026, granting access to virtually all of its 750 million monthly active users worldwide.
- Three years after launching audiobooks, Spotify decided to expand beyond 22 markets following a year where monthly audiobook listeners grew close to 40 percent.
- Working with more than 300 publishers globally, including Planeta and Mondadori, Spotify added more than 350,000 titles in over 120 languages to support the rollout.
- Spotify's Audiobook+ service has gained over 1 million users, generating more than $100 million in annual recurring revenue as subscribers pay to double listening time to 30 hours monthly.
- Executives aim to weave stories into daily routines to compete with platforms like Audible, with Owen Smith, Spotify's VP of Audiobooks, stating the company builds products to help people discover new books.
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The Swedish music and audio content platform (SPEVA) expanded the availability of audio book service to more than 180 markets around the world, in a move that allows hundreds of millions of users to access a wide library of audio books.
Spotify has huge audiobook upgrades on the way and bookworms will rejoice — but the company told me that those of us hoping for a music-only interface will be disappointed
Spotify is expanding audiobooks to over 180 markets and 120 languages It's also bringing Audiobooks+ to students in select regionsA fab update for audiobook lovers, but I'm still gunning for a music-only experienceSpotify has gone from one of the best music streaming services, to one of the most-used platforms for audiobooks — and now it’s taking its literary offerings to the next level. Exactly three years after Spotify launched audiobooks, the…
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