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Coverage is still narrow. Live prices have been read from 1 of 129 panels (2,182 services). The rest are listed because they are real, reachable operators — not because we have seen their rates. Panels with no synced catalogue show no prices rather than an estimate. How the data is gathered.

Apple Music93M+ subscribers

Apple Music SMM panel prices

Only 9 listings across 3 panels. Roughly 10x the price of Spotify plays because Apple Music has no free tier, so every source account carries a real subscription cost.

Which Apple Music service are you buying?

Median is the middle price across every panel selling that service. Cheapest is the lowest single offer we have on record.

Apple Music service prices, Sep 7, 2026
ServiceCheapest / 1kMedian / 1kHighestPanelsCompare
Plays / Streams$5.20 USA no-refill; $6.09 global and $6.69 USA with lifetime guarantee at 250-1000/day; $9.02-$9.74 top tier. Max order only 10-15k, which is itself a supply signal. Same distributor royalty risk as Spotify.Compare

Which panels sell Apple Music services?

The 1 highest-scoring of 1 panels with a Apple Music catalogue.

Panels selling Apple Music services
#PanelScoreTrustFrom / 1kServicesAPIRefillDripChildGeoActions
1PanelFollowspanelfollows.com5.040/100 Unproven$0.000102.2KPanelFollows API access: yesPanelFollows Refill guarantee: noPanelFollows Drip-feed: noPanelFollows Child panels: noPanelFollows Geo-targeting: noVisit

Apple Music SMM panels: common questions

What is the cheapest Apple Music SMM panel?

We do not currently track Apple Music prices, so we cannot name a cheapest panel for it.

Are cheap Apple Music services safe?

The risk is not usually to your account, it is to your money. The cheapest tier of any Apple Music service is normally recycled accounts that get removed in the platform's next cleanup, so a rate that looks 80% cheaper can cost more per unit that survives. Buying the same service with a refill guarantee costs more up front and less in practice — on some services the refill premium is 100%, which is the panel's own estimate of how much of the order it expects to have to replace.