Get $1 Audible Subscriptions Right Now As Part of Amazon’s Early Prime Day Deals

By Tim Chan

Tim Chan

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Amazon Prime Day officially takes place June 23-26 this year (so I guess it’s Prime Days, plural) but the retailer is kicking things off early with a special offer on its Audible audiobook streaming platform.

Right now, Prime members can get Audible Premium Plus for just $0.99 a month — a whopping 89% off the monthly price of $8.99. You can lock in the $0.99 price for three months and then cancel your subscription or continue on at the regular $8.99 rate.

The new offer gets you access to Audible’s huge library of content, which includes unlimited on-demand access to the latest audiobooks, podcasts, and Audible Originals, including the full-cast audio editions of the Harry Potter series, which was released last fall.

You’ll also have access to Audible bestsellers and book-to-screen adaptations like Project Hail Mary, Mel Robbins’ The Let Them Theory, and Elle Kennedy’s, The Deal, which inspired the Prime Video series, Off Campus.

This is the best Audible offer available right now and one of the best Audible deals we’ve ever seen online. In fact, even the $8.99 monthly price after the discount is over, is still cheaper than the $14.95 subscription price Audible was charging last year.

A bonus: new Audible subscribers get a $20 credit to use toward any audiobooks of their choice. The books you select are added to your library and can be accessed on Audible’s website, the app on iOS or Android, or through an Echo device. Even if you cancel your subscription, the audiobook downloads are yours to keep.

This offer is exclusive to Amazon Prime members, so you’ll need to log in with your Prime membership details to view the offer. Not a Prime member? Get a 30-day free trial to test out the service here.

This Audible promotion ends July 15. You can see more Prime Day deals here.