Amazon Prime and Audible free trials: what a new member gets
Amazon's memberships reward a new joiner with free time rather than cash, and the length of that free time is the whole offer. A new Prime member gets 30 days of every Prime benefit, then pays £8.99 a month or £95 a year; a student or anyone aged 18 to 24 gets six months, then half price at £4.49. A new Audible member gets 30 days on either plan, Standard (£5.99 after) or Premium (£8.99 after), and a Prime member picks two free titles in that first month instead of one. Each figure here is taken from Amazon's own pages, and each trial starts on Amazon's own sign-up screen.
What to look for here
- The free period a brand-new member receives, stated in days or months
- The exact price the membership rolls onto afterwards
- Who qualifies for the longer or cheaper version
- No code involved: the trial is applied on Amazon's own sign-up page
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What does a new member get from Amazon Prime?
30 days of full Prime — One-Day Delivery, Prime Video, Prime-only deals and more — then £8.99 a month or £95 a year. Students and 18 to 24 year-olds get six months free, then £4.49 a month.
What does a new Audible member get?
30 days free on Standard or Premium. Prime members pick two free titles in their first trial instead of one, and keep them.
Is there a code for either trial?
No. Both are Amazon's standard offers for new members, applied on Amazon's own sign-up page.