SiriusXM is launching an ad-supported satellite radio plan.
The new SiriusXM Play subscription will cost less than $7 per month and will include access to over 130 curated music and talk show channels. SiriusXM says the plan is currently only available 'on a limited basis,' but it plans to release more information later this year.
The service's commercial-free plan starts at $9.99 per month, with the price going up depending on the addition of talk, news, or sports add-ons.
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