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It's almost time for me too renew my YouTube Premium membership in Canada. I currently have an individual plan but want to get a family plan so I can add my wife and kids. For some reason I can't find family memberships. I Google it and when I select it, it comes up as an Individual plan. When I look at memberships through YouTube Premium or just the regular YouTube app I can only see Individual plans.
Has Google got rid of the family plans in Canada?
Didn't there used to be a $149.99 Family Annual Plan for Music or am I just going crazy? I finally decided on Youtube Music Premium over Amazon Music Unlimited but I can't see paying $180 for YT MP over $150 for AMU. This might be a deal breaker.
The price for subscriptions has increased in over 10 countries. In Switzerland, the Family plan now costs the equivalent of 39.88 USD.
Ireland, Netherlands, Italy, Belgium:
Single: From €11.99 to €13.99
Family: From €17.99 to €25.99
Switzerland:
Single: From 15.90 CHF to 17.90 CHF
Family: From 23.90 CHF to 33.90 CHF
Denmark:
Single: From 119 DKK to 139 DKK
Family: From 177 DKK to 259 DKK
Sweden:
Single: From 119 SEK to 149 SEK
Family: From 179 SEK to 279 SEK
Norway:
Single: From 119 NOK to 169 NOK
Family: From 179 NOK to 269 NOK
Czech Republic:
Single: From 179 CZK to 209 CZK
Family: From 269 CZK to 389 CZK
Singapore:
Single: From 11.98 SGD to 13.98 SGD
Family: From 17.98 SGD to 27.98 SGD
United Arab Emirates:
Single: From 23.99 AED to 26.99 AED
Family: From 35.99 AED to 48.99 AED
Malaysia
Single: From 17.90 MYR to 20.90 MYR
Family: From 33.90 MYR to 41.90 MYR
Saudi Arabia
Single: From 23.98 SAR to 26.99 SAR
Family: From 35.98 SAR to 49.99 SAR
Indonesia:
Single: From 59,000 IDR to 69,000 IDR
Family: From 99,000 IDR to 139,000 IDR
Colombia:
Single: From 17,900 COP to 20,900 COP
Family: From 26,900 COP to 41,900 COP
Thailand:
Single: From 159 THB to 179 THB
Family: From 299 THB to 359 THB
If you recognized another country, just let me know and I will add it. Thanks for your help!
In a significant policy shift that began quietly at the end of 2024, YouTube has restricted access to its Family Plan subscription, making it available only to accounts that meet specific eligibility criteria. As of last week, the change has been rolled out globally including major markets such as the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada with many users now finding the Family Plan option missing entirely, depending on their account’s eligibility.
According to a source at Google familiar with the matter, the new limitations are part of an effort to curb widespread abuse of the Family Plan. The subscription, originally intended for households, had been increasingly exploited by users sharing it with friends or strangers in other countries. A practice that violates YouTube’s terms of service. To address this, YouTube has begun implementing stricter account checks that determine whether the Family Plan option is displayed. Google has not publicly disclosed the exact criteria for eligibility, and the policy was initially tested in select regions before expanding globally.
Increased from $23 to $33 per month for me