There are reports of some users doing this anyways and getting away with it, but doing so could result in Spotify banning the account. It's a move that goes directly against the terms of service, so be sure to keep that in mind before signing up for either one.
Spotify notes that the accounts must all be used by people living under the same roof, meaning they aren't intended to be shared by people living in different places. The only catch with the Duo and Family plans is the wording that comes with them. For families of all shapes and sizes, the Family plan offers tremendous value. Using a Family account with three people would bring the per-person cost down to $5.33 while using all six accounts would lower it to only $2.66. For the Family plan, it's in a pretty similar boat. Whether users take advantage of all six available accounts or just three, it still results in a cheaper monthly rate. Considering it's cheaper than two Individual plans and includes all of the same features, there's no reason not to sign up for it. Duo is a fantastic choice for couples or roommates, with each person getting their own fully-featured Premium account for just $6.50 per person.
In April 2017, the discount was expanded to 33 more countries. For people that do live with others, the Duo and Family plans offer potentially massive savings. In March 2014, Spotify introduced a discounted Premium subscription tier for students in which students in the United States enrolled in a university pay half-price for a Premium subscription.
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