Spotify Subscriptions

A Spotify Gift Card pays for Spotify Premium with prepaid credit. Redeem the code and your Premium time is covered without charging a payment card.

Cards are country-specific: match the card to the country on your Spotify account.

The amounts we track fall into four currencies. In USD the values are 10, 30, 60 and 99, which is the widest ladder on the page and the one most people land on. Euro cards come in 10 and 60 only, so if you want something in the middle you either buy two 10s or step up to the 60. Polish zloty runs 20, 60 and 120, and Brazilian real has 17 and 50. Alongside the fixed-value cards there is also a Spotify Premium 1 Month code for Poland, which is a set subscription period rather than a balance you draw down.

Everything here is listed as Global in our region data, but the individual cards are still tied to a country storefront: the example listings include US dollar cards, an Italian euro card, a French euro card and the Polish Premium code. The currency on the card is the tell. A card has to match the country your Spotify account is registered to. A euro card bought for one euro country will not necessarily load on an account registered in another, and a USD card will not redeem on an account set to Brazil. Check your account country in Spotify settings before you pick a denomination, not after.

Once the code is applied, the balance lives inside Spotify and stays there. It pays for Premium months as they come due and it draws down automatically, but you cannot move it to another account, convert it back to cash, or spend it anywhere outside Spotify. That matters most with the larger values: a 99 USD or 120 PLN card is a long commitment to one account. If you are buying as a gift, get the recipient's account country right first, because a mismatched card is not something support will swap for you.