4 Legit Ways to Get Apple Music for Free

Apple Music is a popular music streaming service, but it costs money to subscribe. However, there are several ways you can get Apple Music for free for a limited time.

Get 1 Month Free Trial

The easiest way to try Apple Music for free is by signing up for their 1-month free trial. Here’s how:

• Go to the Apple Music website or open the app on your device
• Click or tap on the “Try 1 Month Free” option
• Follow the instructions to sign up and start your free trial

After 1 month, you’ll need to pay to keep using Apple Music, or cancel your subscription.

Get 6 Months Free with Device Purchase

If you buy certain Apple devices, you can get 6 months of Apple Music for free. Eligible devices include:

• AirPods Pro, AirPods (2nd or 3rd generation), AirPods Max
• Beats headphones (Studio Buds, Powerbeats, Solo Pro, Fit Pro)
• HomePod or HomePod mini

To get the 6-month offer:

1. Make sure your iPhone or iPad has the latest software update
2. Connect your new device to your iPhone or iPad
3. Open the Apple Music app and sign in with your Apple ID
4. You should see an option to “Get 6 Months Free.” Click or tap it

Get Free Trials from Promotions

Companies sometimes partner with Apple to offer extended free trials of Apple Music. For example:

• Verizon: 6 months free for new and existing unlimited data customers
• Best Buy: 3 months free for new and returning subscribers
• Shazam app: Scan a code for 2 free months

Check for the latest promotions from Apple and partner companies for a chance at more free Apple Music.

Share a Family Plan

Apple Music has a Family Plan that allows up to 6 people to share one subscription. If someone in your family already pays for the Family Plan, you may be able to join for free. Ask the plan organizer to add you.

You can get Spotify Premium for free as well, learn more about it here.

Those are some of the main ways to get free access to Apple Music temporarily.

While the free trials are limited, they allow you to try the service before deciding if you want to pay for it long-term.