Free to start: collect 100 tracks, yours forever, streaming from Uki Cloud on every device. Grow to Collector for a 1,000-track collection lossless on Wi-Fi, or Audiophile for the deep 2,500-track library, lossless everywhere you go. Both hold far more in MP3, or your whole imported library.
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When 2,500 isn't enough, Archivist opens room for 5,000 tracks, lossless everywhere, and keeps growing from there in fair 1,000-track steps. You only ever pay for the room you use.
Free collects 100 tracks, yours forever, streaming from your Uki Cloud on every device. Collector is $29/year for room to collect 1,000 tracks and lossless streaming on Wi-Fi. Audiophile is $49/year to collect 2,500 with lossless everywhere, including cellular.
Because a collection is built over a year, not a weekend, so a membership is a year of collecting, like a record club or a season pass. You collect all year, and everything you bring in is yours to keep for good, even after it ends. Playing, browsing, and radio stay free the whole time. Monthly plans come later, with the store and more cloud features.
Archivist ($99/year) opens 200 GB, about 5,000 lossless tracks, lossless everywhere. Fill it and your collection keeps growing: add another 1,000 anytime for $15/year each, as many times as you like. You only pay for the room you actually use, and everything you collect stays yours.
Playing, browsing, and radio are always free. A membership is what lets you keep collecting: Free collects 100 tracks (synced and streaming from Uki Cloud), Collector up to 1,000, Audiophile up to 2,500, each adding lossless streaming. Whatever you collect is yours to keep, on any tier.
Yes, from wherever you are. In the app: Profile, then Subscription, then Cancel membership, or on the web at uki.audio/cancelling. Both cancel on the spot; the Stripe link on any receipt works too. Either way it turns off renewal so next year's charge never happens, and the app shows you the date everything runs through before you confirm. Your membership stays active through the end of your membership year and then doesn't renew. We don't refund a partial year. What happens when you cancel → Questions? Email [email protected].
The music in your Uki Cloud, yes. That's everything you've captured (vinyl, tape, and discs via Uki Collect) plus everything you import. A membership doesn't include a streaming catalog; this is a tool for the music you already own.
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