Free radio, podcasts and music streams for the car and your phone.
Sir Cancelot says: SiriusXM plus a 'royalty fee' on top? Even my castle's moat doesn't charge royalties.
Rated by how safe they are to install. Established tools have years of use behind them; early alpha means brand-new.
Free live AM/FM and internet radio from around the world, plus news, sports talk and podcasts. Ads on the free tier; some live sports and commercial-free news need TuneIn Premium.
Free live radio from thousands of US stations, artist radio and podcasts, with ads. On-demand playlists and unlimited skips need a paid plan.
Free personalized radio stations built from songs or artists you like, owned by SiriusXM. The free tier has ads and limited skips.
Free music and podcasts with ads. On phones the free tier is mostly shuffle play with limited skips.
Yes. The best free alternatives to SiriusXM are TuneIn, iHeartRadio, Pandora and Spotify Free. Each is free to use, and we rate how safe each one is to install.
SiriusXM costs $25.99/mo for the main plan (Music & Entertainment). Other plans: All Access (App Only streaming) $11.99/mo; Music Showcase $18.99/mo; Platinum (car + app) $31.99/mo. Prices are US list prices checked October 2026.
Yes, 90 days free. Set a reminder so it doesn't auto-charge you.
SiriusXM raised standard rates on most audio plans at renewal starting Feb 24, 2026 (after a Mar 4, 2025 increase) but did not publish the old->new prices; the US Music Royalty Fee on satellite plans fell from 21.4% to 19.98%.
Sign in to the SiriusXM Online Account Center. Open the Subscriptions tab and choose Manage or Cancel. If online cancel isn't offered, use live chat or call 866-635-8641. If billed by Apple, Google Play, Roku or a carrier, cancel through them instead. Full guide: https://nosub.co/how-to-cancel-siriusxm/
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