Ways eligible users can access Amazon Prime free or at a discount
Amazon offers several ways to get Prime without paying the standard monthly price, including free trials, discounted memberships and benefits through a household or employer. These options can make sense for people who use Prime occasionally or meet eligibility rules, but some require sharing payment details or keeping an existing service plan.
New members can try Prime free for 30 days, though the subscription renews automatically unless cancelled; eligible young adults and students get six months free, then pay $7.49 monthly or $69 yearly. Eligible people receiving qualifying government assistance can pay $6.99 monthly after a trial. Amazon Family lets a paying member share selected benefits with another adult at the same address, while eligible Amazon and Whole Foods employees may receive Prime through work; Metro by T-Mobile’s bundle is no longer available to new customers.
In short
- A 30-day trial gives new members Prime at no initial cost.
- Eligible young adults and students get six months free.
- Discounted plans and household or work benefits can cut costs.
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Originally published by Engadget as “5 ways to get Amazon Prime for free (or way cheaper)”.