Streaming Music, Podcasts, & Audio Buy Spotify Premium as a Gift Introduce someone to streaming music with a Spotify subscription code by Mark Harris Writer Mark Harris is a former writer for Lifewire who wrote about the digital music scene and streaming music services in an easy to understand, no-nonsense manner. our editorial process Mark Harris Updated on November 19, 2019 Music, Podcasts, & Audio Audio Streaming Spotify Pandora Apple Music Prime Music Music For Your Life Podcasts Radio CDs, MP3s, & Other Media Tweet Share Email Anyone can purchase a Spotify gift card from a bricks-and-mortar retailer or even online through PayPal, although bulk purchases are limited to a handful of European countries. Spotify no longer sells gift cards through its own site, but you can still redeem gift cards. Gift Cards from Retailers Many retailers offer plastic Spotify gift cards in varying denominations. Simply purchase the card and let the cashier activate it. Then send the card to your intended recipient. Places like Walmart, Costco, Target, and Best Buy offer physical cards, often near their checkout stands. Gift Cards Online Some online vendors also offer Spotify gift cards. PayPal, for example, sells gift cards through its Spotify program. Pick a denomination — $10, $20, or $60 — then add it to your PayPal shopping cart. This approach works by email, and you can schedule your gift and add a brief personal note, as well. Using a Gift Card Got a gift card of your own? Visit Spotify's redemption page to enter the card and your PIN to claim the account credit. Log into Spotify's landing page for gift cards for troubleshooting instructions, including the relevant links to customer-support sites. Gift Cards in Bulk Spotify offers a corporate bulk-purchase program for gift cards, through partnership with a vendor called Cadooz. The program is open only to 24 European countries. U.S.-based companies are not eligible to participate unless the gift cards are redeemed with accounts in those 24 countries.