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Satellite Radio: Subscription Costs  by: Scott Fish XM Satellite Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio subscription costs vary and are changing though recent promotions. XM Satellite Radio Subscription If you agree to a commitment ranging from two to five years and prepay you can lower your effective monthly charge to as low as $7.48. XM Satellite Radio Subscription costs are a monthly service where the charge is $9.99. Adding up to four additional receivers only costs $6.99 each, per month. Certain special channels cost a little more for your satellite radio subscription cost, for example, Playboy Radio, a premium service, is an additional $2.99 per month. Commercial and Business subscriptions cost $24.99 per month. Business subscriptions are a little more expensive due to additional royalties that must be paid when potentially more people are listening to the station. Sirius Satellite Radio Subscription Sirius Satellite radio subscription costs are a monthly service where the charge is $12.95. With a year or 2 year commitment, Sirius offers lower monthly rates. Check out this hot deal going on right now! For $499.99, your radio is live for life! Sirius is currently offering a pretty good deal on a lifetime subscription that is radio-attached. With Sirius you can activate as many as three additional radios for $6.99 each per month. Business subscriptions are $24.99 per month. Satellite radio subscription cost is based on the number of stations that you have access to any the amount of extras that you add. Adding special services can increase your satellite radio subscription. About The Author Scott Fish is the owner of Top Satellite Radio which is a resource for consumers seeking the history and facts about satellite radio. We also sell electronics related to Satellite Radio. www.TopSatelliteRadio.com | Quick Access: www.TopSatRadio.com sf@topsatelliteradio.com This article was posted on February 21, 2005 Read More Articles from the "Auto and Trucks" Category: The Redesigned 2006 Mazda Miata by Stuart Simpson Motorcycle Shipping. by Peter Lenkefi Five Ways to Judge Your Car Stereo Speakers by David Chandler A Subjective Insight Of The Future Automobile by Jeff Darling How To Avoid Getting A Ticket? by Ali Moazami A Simple Car Cleaning Guide by Pete Lance Rover's 2007 Defender, Intact yet Refined by Carol Mitchel Motorcycle Parts And A Good Helmet by Abdul Martin Getting A Great Deal On A New Car by John Sanderson Is Commercial Auto Insurance Required for a Home-Based Business? by Jeremy Maddock << Back to "Auto And Trucks" Index

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