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Sirius XM Free Trial & Beyond FAQs
There are always a few great deals floating around, including a student subscription for only $4 per month. But most of the subscriptions are between $9.99 and $24.99 per month.
This depends on how much you enjoy listening to the radio and how much you would listen at home and/or in the car. You could always try it free for 3 months to see if you’d actually use it enough to justify the expense.
You can not listen to Sirius XM radio without a subscription, but if you sign up for the 3-month free subscription you can get a subscription without paying.
If you purchase a SiriusXM radio, there are often options to get your first 12 months for $60. However, most of their subscriptions are on a monthly basis, starting as low as $4 per month for students.
Yes, there are other alternatives, all with their own pros and cons — so it really depends on your personal preferences. Services like iHeart Radio, TuneIn, and Hybrid Radio are some you could check out.
SiriusXM no longer sells a lifetime subscription, but you can still get a lifetime subscription if you purchase a SiriusXM Radio product that includes one (you can sometimes find these for sale on eBay).
SiriusXM Hits1 is one of the most popular stations.
