From New York Post · · 1m 30s
Kindle Unlimited is free before Prime Day
Amazon is giving Prime members three free months of Kindle Unlimited before October Prime Day starts.
In brief
Amazon is giving Prime members three free months of Kindle Unlimited before October Prime Day starts. Prime members can try Kindle Unlimited free for three months, but should cancel before the paid plan begins if they do not want the $11.99 monthly charge. Originally reported by New York Post.
Prime Day starts early
Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days run Oct. 6 and 7, but early offers are already live across the site.
Kindle deal returns
Prime members can get three months of Kindle Unlimited free. The service usually costs $11.99 a month.
“Prime members can get three months of Amazon’s Kindle subscription for free.”
Prime is required
The Kindle Unlimited offer, like many Prime Day deals, is only for Amazon Prime subscribers. Prime costs $14.99 monthly or $139 yearly after a trial.
Young adults save more
Shoppers ages 18 to 24 can get a six-month Prime for Young Adults trial, making the Kindle offer easier to test without paying upfront.
Borrow fast, keep access
Kindle Unlimited has more than four million titles, and the catalog changes often. Once borrowed, a book stays in your library until you return it.
“you never know when they might disappear from the service”
Heavy readers benefit most
Subscribers can borrow up to 20 books at a time, with select audiobooks and magazines included. Reading two KU books a month can cover the fee.
Big names are included
The sample list includes Dungeon Crawler Carl, The Housemaid, a Dolly Parton biography, and The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo.
At a glance
Prime members can try Kindle Unlimited free for three months, but should cancel before the paid plan begins if they do not want the $11.99 monthly charge.
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