Amazon Perks Worth Knowing About
Prime, Audible, Kindle Unlimited, Music and more — a plain-English look at what each one is, so you can decide if it fits. Offers, trial lengths and eligibility are set by Amazon and can change.
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Amazon Prime
Free shipping on millions of items, Prime Video, Prime Music and more. New members who qualify can start with a free trial.
Try Prime →Prime for Young Adults
A discounted Prime membership for ages 18–24, with a trial period for eligible members.
See the offer →Prime Access
Discounted Prime for customers who receive qualifying government assistance. Eligibility is checked by Amazon.
Check eligibility →Subscribe & Save
Get everyday items delivered on a schedule you choose, and skip or cancel any time.
Explore Subscribe & Save →Watch & Listen
Prime Video
Movies, series, live sports and Originals. Eligible new members can try Prime free.
Start watching →Prime Video Channels
Add channels like Paramount+ to Prime Video and watch it all in one app.
See channels →Amazon Music Unlimited
Ad-free streaming of tens of millions of songs. A free trial is offered to eligible new customers.
Try Music Unlimited →Books & Learning
Audible
Audiobooks, podcasts and Originals. Eligible new members can start with a free trial.
Try Audible →Audible Gift Memberships
Give the gift of audiobooks with 1, 3, 6 or 12-month memberships.
See gift plans →Kindle Unlimited
Read as much as you want from over a million titles. A free trial is offered to eligible members.
Try Kindle Unlimited →Family
Amazon Kids+
Books, videos, games and learning apps for kids, with parental controls. Free trial for eligible customers.
Try Kids+ →Amazon Baby Registry
Build a registry from any store, share it, and get a welcome box and completion discount perks.
Start a baby registry →Amazon Wedding Registry
Create a registry in minutes and share it with your guests.
Start a wedding registry →Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, BirdXDeal earns from qualifying purchases and from some sign-ups made through the links on this page, at no extra cost to you. Free trials usually require eligibility and may renew into a paid plan — check the terms on Amazon before you start.