Spotify's Premium Family plan includes up to 6 accounts.
The plan is designed for family members who live together. One person becomes the plan manager, pays for the subscription, and manages membership, while each member uses a separate Spotify account with individual login details, libraries, recommendations, and listening history.
A common mix-up is counting only the additional family members. Spotify's limit of six includes the plan manager, so it is not one paying account plus six extra accounts. The plan may also include parental controls and managed accounts for younger listeners, depending on the market and account setup.
Spotify introduced its Family subscription in 2014. Plan features, eligibility rules, and pricing can vary by country, but the standard Premium Family capacity is six people. This is different from Premium Duo, which is intended for two people living at the same address.