Spotify says it has 300 million Premium subscribers as of the second quarter of 2026, according to its Q2 earnings report. The company reports adding 7 million paying subscribers during the quarter, which brings total Premium customers to 300 million. This figure is described as exceeding Spotify’s prior guidance. Alongside its paid base, Spotify reports 777 million monthly active users (MAUs) at the end of Q2, including users on its free, ad-supported tier. Spotify’s reported MAUs are slightly below its earlier guidance of 778 million. The outlets reporting on the announcement focus on the scale of Spotify’s subscriber growth and the broader measure of monthly usage across tiers. One outlet also highlights that Spotify’s Premium subscriber count is about three times Apple Music’s, though that comparison depends on figures Apple Music has reported. Overall, the reporting agrees that Spotify’s headline milestone in Q2 is 300 million Premium subscribers, with 7 million net additions during the quarter and total MAUs at 777 million.