Get 3 free months of Amazon Music Unlimited — even as a non-Prime member
SAVE UP TO $43.96: As of June 17, new subscribers to Amazon Music Unlimited can get a handful of free months. Prime members get four (a savings of $43.96, or $10.99/month) and non-Prime members get three (a savings of $35.97, or $11.99/month).
Amazon must be in good spirits after finally dropping the news that Prime Day is longer this year, because it's handing out Amazon Music Unlimited freebies to both Prime and non-Prime members.
As long as you're a new subscriber, Prime members can get four free months (a savings of $43.96, or $10.99/month) and non-Prime members can get three free months (a savings of $35.97, or $11.99/month).
"But I already pay for a different music streaming service." Yeah. Pause it. The savings math works out similarly for those who strategically pause their Spotify ($11.99/month) or Apple Music ($10.99/month) for the next few months to take advantage of this deal. Even if Amazon Music Unlimited isn't your comfort streaming platform, a saved $35 or $40 is a nice little chunk of extra summer spending money.
Past 100 million songs and "the most ad-free top podcasts" of the big music apps, Amazon Music Unlimited offers one free audiobook from Audible per month. That'll come in handy during the times you can't quite sit down and devote your eyes to your summer Libby finds, like driving to the beach or messing around in the garden.
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