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I pay for Apple Music (well, technically I get it as part of Apple One) for one reason: the library matching function. I have half a gig of mp3s on my home computer, many of which are not on any streaming service, and apple makes them all available to every device I own.
For me, thats worth the monthly price.
Wait...that's a peak feature, rare apple W
You can host it yourself without paying apple.
You'd literally be paying yourself back after not much time at all.
I like Plex amp but there are quite a few options.
I've used PlexAmp. It's shit. It tries its best, but it can't make up for the flaws in plex's underlying library system. It also requires having a library host running all the time. Apple host the music for me and I can make library changes from any of my devices.
I've tried a number of other self host options, as well, and none of them come close to the feature set in Music. I even wrote my own web app to do it way back in the 2000s, just so I could implement my own UX. This is still better.