Thanks to Storytel Family, the whole family can listen to Storytel at the same time, and pay a single low price through one payment channel. In contrast to other family subscription plans, though, Storytel Family is more than just a payment plan.

Storytel Family links two or three individual accounts, depending on how many you choose, with individual bookshelves for each user and personal book recommendations based upon your individual reading patterns. Each account comes complete with the option of streaming content for children in Storytel Family’s Kids Mode. With this new function we’ve put a lot of effort into developing content and functionality for young people.

“Storytel Family is meant to be a springboard into the world of reading, including exciting new discussions at the dinner table,” says Ingrid Bojner, CCO at Storytel. “We’ve taken the time to develop our large and ever-expanding list of titles for young people, as well as functions such as Kids Mode –– a filter which allows parents to let their kids go exploring in the app, and find their own favorites.”

Storytel subscription plans

Storytel’s new family subscription plan will be available in Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark, and Iceland. Kids Mode will be available in all of Storytel’s fifteen markets.

For more information, please contact: Ingrid Bojner, CCO Storytel
Phone: +46 70 569 6490
E-post: ingrid.bojner@storytel.com

About Storytel

The Storytel Group consists of two divisions, Streaming and Publishing. The Streaming business area offers subscriptions for audio books and eBooks under the Storytel and Mofibo brands, currently in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, The Netherlands, Poland, Russia, Spain, India, the UAE, Turkey, Italy, Mexico and Bulgaria. It also includes audio book publishing which is mainly under the imprint Storyside. The audio book publishing business also includes brands such as Storytel Originals, Storytel Dox and Storytel Brief. The Publishing business area is carried out through the Swedish publishing houses Norstedts, Printz Publishing, Storytel Publishing, and the Danish publisher People"s Press and includes the children’s literature and young adult brands Rabén & Sjögren and B.Wahlströms as well as Norstedts Kartor.