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Service AUTOMATICALLY RENEWS each month for 36 months but will not renew thereafter unless you decide to subscribe to a new plan.
Cancel at least 24 hours prior to renewal; cancellation is effective at the end of your current billing period.
Please see SiriusXM's Customer Agreement and Privacy Policy at www.siriusxm.com for complete terms and how to cancel, which includes online methods or calling 1-866-635-2349.
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Service AUTOMATICALLY RENEWS each month for 36 months but will not renew thereafter unless you decide to subscribe to a new plan.
Cancel at least 24 hours prior to renewal; cancellation is effective at the end of your current billing period.
Please see SiriusXM's Customer Agreement and Privacy Policy at www.siriusxm.com for complete terms and how to cancel, which includes online methods or calling 1-866-635-2349.
All fees, content and features are subject to change.
This offer cannot be combined with any other and may be modified or terminated at any time.
Channel lineup varies by package.
Offer available to new subscribers and qualifying ESN/Device IDs as determined solely by SiriusXM.
You can call the number and tell them you want to cancel; let them know about the the $3 deal and if they say no, tell them you want to cancel anway - they'll put you on hold and should you be able to hook you up or keep you at your current rate.
I finally spoke with a human on the phone. She asked if I got the invite through the mail or email from Sirius. Upon mentioning I found the deal online and wanted to lock in the $3 a month deal, she said I was not qualified and offered me a $6 a month for 12 months plan. I declined.
Today, September 3, 2026, I called SiriusXM about this offer and was informed that it is only valid for 2018 and older vehicles. Despite my willingness to cancel my existing subscription, the retention specialist repeatedly refused to honor the promotion.
In June 2026. I subscribed to the Music & Entertainment package for $5.00 a month for one year because I was unable to secure another three‑year offer. After submitting a negative survey response, I received a call from SiriusXM requesting clarification. I explained that my rating reflected the company's unwillingness to provide a three‑year deal. In exchange for removing the negative review, I was offered the same plan for $2.99 per month for one year, which I gladly accepted.
The inconsistency between these two interactions raises serious concerns about the fairness and transparency of SiriusXM's promotional and retention practices. Customers should not have to resort to negative feedback or cancellation threats to receive reasonable offers, nor should promotions be selectively applied without clear and consistent criteria, especially given my long‑standing subscription history.
SiriusXM's $3 for 36 months promo is a strong low-cost way to keep satellite radio and app access, especially for road trips and areas with weak cell service. The plan is mostly ad free aside from station promos, and some accounts also include streaming through the mobile app, Bluetooth, or Android Auto and CarPlay. The main catch is eligibility, since many newer vehicles and existing subscriptions are rejected, while older radios and invited accounts are more likely to work. Taxes, royalties, and fees can lift the bill into the $4 to $6 range, so the final total depends on the account.
Frequent road-trippers who want the same stations across states, because satellite reception stays consistent where cellular streaming can be spotty.
Drivers who want hands-free music in the car, because the app works through Bluetooth or AUX and includes live radio and on-demand listening.
People in rural or weak-signal areas, because satellite service keeps working where cellular coverage is spotty or nonexistent.
Listeners who want curated music discovery, because the service offers genre stations and algorithmically selected programming.
Owners of newer vehicles, because the $2.99 for 36 months offer can be rejected on radios newer than 2018.
Drivers expecting the advertised price to apply automatically, because eligibility can be restricted to invited radios and the system may reject otherwise valid-looking offers.
Shoppers who need a fixed all-in monthly total, because taxes, royalties, and fees can push the bill above the headline price.
People who want uninterrupted music with no ads, because channels can still include commercials and station promos.
The $2.99 per month 36-month promo can work out to about $3 after taxes and fees for some eligible radios.
It is often rejected for newer vehicles and existing subscriptions, with many accounts showing "not eligible" or being told the offer is targeted to older radios, commonly 2018 and below. Some users still got it on 2023 or 2016 vehicles after chatting or calling, so eligibility appears to depend on the specific radio/account rather than just model year.
Yes. Calling to cancel and mentioning the $3 deal often triggers retention offers, and some users were moved to similar pricing like $4.99, $5, or $6 per month when the exact promo was unavailable.
The all-in price can be higher than $3, with reports ranging from about $3.87/month to $4.24/month depending on taxes and fees. Some users also noted that royalties and local taxes can add roughly $1 to $3 to the advertised monthly price.
Yes. The subscription can be used through the SiriusXM app, and it can be listened to via Bluetooth or AUX in the car; one workaround is to activate the deal on an older qualifying vehicle and stream it in a newer car through the mobile app.
Not always. Some offers were reported as $2.99 for 36 months, but other users saw shorter promos like $3.98 for 12 months or $3.98 for 12 months followed by the regular rate, so it is important to check the fine print before enrolling.
It's already offer $4.99/12 months online.>>> Sorry, your radio is not eligible for that offer.>>>>>> But we found another great offer for you!>>>>>> All Music>>> $4.99/mo. for 12 Months. Then $11.99/mo.From chat agent:>>> Upon checking here, the Music & Entertainment - Monthly - ($2.99/mo for 36 mos) is not available for your 202x CHEVROLET xxxxx. This offer is applicable only for vehicle models 2018 and below.>>> Any promotional plans that you may saw online or other customers, you must have received a direct communication from SiriusXM inviting you to this offer and stating the specific vehicle/radios eligible. This offer is not available on any other vehicle/radio.>>> Qualifying ESN/Device IDs are determined solely by SiriusXM.
Lol so they say hey your car is new enough why don't you pay full price. My mom cancelled hers like 2 years ago but her car isn't 8 yrs old so I guess tough luck.
Been going back and forth between my wife's and my own account with free trials for 2 years now. Every time one trial expires it let's me sign up for a new trial with the other account, using the same radio id.
How are you able to do this? Everytime I try to sign up for a trial it recognizes me somehow and tells me im not eligible for the trial again but "here's a different offer for you..." and wants me to pay for it immediately instead. Are you using different phone numbers for each new account? Are you able to use the same card when signing up? I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong to make it recognize that I've had a trial before.
If I don't have a Sirius radio can I just use my phone (app?) or some other device? How bad are commercials on Sirius radio? I been an Apple Music sub a few years but tbh 11-12$ a month for music is getting kind of ridiculous imo I do appreciate no commercials. I was considering buying YouTube premium instead I think I seen 160$ yearly witch makes more sense to me bc you get you tube ad free also but 36$ a year sounds much better.
Sirius radio is mostly ad free except internal ads for the stations themselves. Yes you can use the phone app they have live radio and on demand options on the app. It's probably the best value in music streaming apart from maybe Spotify via something like familypro.io - I like it because it helps me discover new music curated by real people whose tastes align to mine.
again, a live agent over an AI offer might get you the promo - i would assume as a business they could either take $3 from you or $0 - which option do you think a SiriusXM shareholder would prefer?
The AI agent wouldn't even connect me to a live agent, "A live agent wouldn't be able to offer you a better deal than this" is what it said when I asked to speak to one (the offer was $5.99/month). And I called before 8p.m. EST so I know an agent was available.
I just cancelled and guess I'll wait to see what they offer in a week or two.
I tried the chat twice and was told that promotion is invitational and radio specific also that's are for old vehicles below 2018 year of make. the lowest they would offer is $5.99 /mo for 12 months. i'll try it again in a couple of days.
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If you prefer to not talk to a live body and do the dance, try this link for $4.00/mo, 1yr term. Canceled service 1 week ago and this link got me to the payment/submit screen. Still not biting. https://www.siriusxm.com/campaigns/aa-4mo12
This $3.98/month rate for 12 months cited in the link above worked for me. My subscription expired 3 days ago. Its only $1 more than the $3/3 yr deal and $2/month less than the renewal an agent offered me.
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In June 2026. I subscribed to the Music & Entertainment package for $5.00 a month for one year because I was unable to secure another three‑year offer. After submitting a negative survey response, I received a call from SiriusXM requesting clarification. I explained that my rating reflected the company's unwillingness to provide a three‑year deal. In exchange for removing the negative review, I was offered the same plan for $2.99 per month for one year, which I gladly accepted.
The inconsistency between these two interactions raises serious concerns about the fairness and transparency of SiriusXM's promotional and retention practices. Customers should not have to resort to negative feedback or cancellation threats to receive reasonable offers, nor should promotions be selectively applied without clear and consistent criteria, especially given my long‑standing subscription history.
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SiriusXM's $3 for 36 months promo is a strong low-cost way to keep satellite radio and app access, especially for road trips and areas with weak cell service. The plan is mostly ad free aside from station promos, and some accounts also include streaming through the mobile app, Bluetooth, or Android Auto and CarPlay. The main catch is eligibility, since many newer vehicles and existing subscriptions are rejected, while older radios and invited accounts are more likely to work. Taxes, royalties, and fees can lift the bill into the $4 to $6 range, so the final total depends on the account.
The $2.99 per month 36-month promo can work out to about $3 after taxes and fees for some eligible radios.
SiriusXM can be used via the phone app with live radio and on-demand options, including AUX or Bluetooth connections.
The promo can be applied through online chat when the agent requests the offer name and the radio ID.
Satellite-based SiriusXM can still provide listening in areas with spotty or no cellular service where streaming may be unreliable.
The $2.99/36-month offer often fails due to radio eligibility rules tied to vehicle or radio year and SiriusXM-invited qualifying IDs.
The promo may be targeted, and some accounts are redirected to higher monthly offers like $4.99 or $5.99 for 12 months instead.
The enrollment and support experience can be frustrating due to AI chat errors and limited ability to reach a live agent for better pricing.
The promotional price can change after the promo period, including cases where it later converts to much higher monthly charges unless canceled.
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I just cancelled and guess I'll wait to see what they offer in a week or two.
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"Sorry, we are having issues fulfilling this request. Please try again". I guess it doesn't like me
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