Spotify could launch a subscription plan priced higher than its current Premium tier, which is likely to be called “Supremium”.

Hashtag inventor and product consultant Chris Messina discovered a new logo on the platform that hints at a launch soon.

Messina shared on Threads saying that the new “Supremium” plan will include 24-bit lossless audio, 20-30 hours of audiobook listening, "Your Sound Capsule", AI playlist generation tools and more features.

His findings corroborate with the Redditor who spotted the “Supremium” features inside the Spotify app code. “The app’s code also mentions advanced mixing tools, allowing you to customise the order of playlists by beats per minute, enable smooth transitions between songs, and filter songs in a playlist by mood or genre,” according to a report from The Verge.

The new plan is likely to cost $19.99 per month. The current Premium plan costs $10.99 per month, which allows users to listen to music without ads, download music to their devices, turn off shuffle, high-quality audio, and more.

Spotify first announced the more expensive tier in February 2021 and was called “HiFi” at the time. In June this year, a Bloomberg report suggested that the tier has been rebranded as “Supremium”.

If and when the tier will come to India, and at what pricing is still not clear yet. The current Premium plan for an individual costs Rs 119 per month. Spotify came to India in 2019, after over a decade of its launch.

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