This Prime-exclusive Kindle Unlimited deal saves you $36 over three months and is just in time for cozy reading season.
Amazon’s October Prime Day sale is here, which means savings on popular tech products and devices, such as Kindle e-readers. But you can also find savings on services, such as Kindle Unlimited.
During Prime Day (Oct. 7 and 8), eligible Amazon Prime members can get Kindle Unlimited at no cost for three months—which means no paying for the subscription until January 2026. Kindle Unlimited grants you access to unlimited digital and audio books on any device, including any Kindle e-reader (which are also on sale this Prime Day) or other devices like an iPad.
This offer saves you about $36, as a Kindle Unlimited subscription would regularly cost you $12 a month. However, current and past Kindle Unlimited users are not eligible for this offer, and only new users will be able to save.
Kindle Unlimited is usually available as a one-month free trial, or sometimes a Kindle device can be purchased with a three-month free trial. After the trial expires, you will be automatically renewed and charged the standard $12 monthly fee plus taxes unless the subscription is canceled.
