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Every Amazon free trial in the UK, 2026

Amazon offers new UK members five free trials: Prime (30 days, then £8.99 a month), Prime for Students and 18–24s (six months, then £4.49), Audible (30 days, then £5.99 or £8.99), Kindle Unlimited (30 days, then £9.49) and Music Unlimited (a free trial, then £12.99 a month, or £11.99 with Prime). Start with Prime if you shop on Amazon; add Audible or Kindle Unlimited if you read or listen every week.

Key takeaways

  • Amazon Prime: 30 days free, then £8.99 a month or £95 a year.
  • Prime for Students and 18–24 year-olds: 6 months free, then £4.49 a month or £47.49 a year.
  • Audible: 30 days free, then £5.99 (Standard) or £8.99 (Premium) a month; Prime members pick 2 free titles.
  • Kindle Unlimited: 30 days free, then £9.49 a month; up to 20 titles at a time.
  • Amazon Music Unlimited: a free trial for new subscribers, then £12.99 a month or £11.99 with Prime.
Verified 24 September 2026 against each brand's own terms by HonestCodes.
Amazon PrimeAudibleKindle UnlimitedAmazon Music Unlimited
Free period30 days (6 months for students and 18–24s)30 days30 daysFree trial for new subscribers
Price after£8.99 a month or £95 a year£5.99 Standard, £8.99 Premium£9.49 a month£12.99, or £11.99 with Prime
What you getOne-Day Delivery, Prime Video, dealsAudiobooks and podcastseBooks, audiobooks, magazines100 million songs ad-free
Prime members—2 free titles in the first trialSeparate from Prime Reading£1 a month less
Code neededNoNoNoNo

Amazon · checked on amazon.co.uk

Start a free trial on Amazon

Every Amazon membership with a free trial for new members, side by side. Each button goes straight to Amazon's own sign-up page.

As an Amazon Associate, HonestCodes earns from qualifying purchases. Trials are for new members; Amazon sets the terms and prices and can change them.

Which trial to start first

Start with Amazon Prime if you order from Amazon at all: 30 days of unlimited One-Day Delivery, Prime Video and Prime-only deals cost nothing, and the trial covers any big shop you have planned around Prime Day or Black Friday. Students and anyone aged 18 to 24 should take the Prime for Students and 18–24s version instead: six months free, then half price.

Audible states that Amazon Prime members pick two free titles in their first Audible trial instead of one.

Readers and listeners

Audible suits people who listen while commuting, driving or training: Standard lets you pick one audiobook a month for £5.99 after the trial, and Premium gives you a credit for a title you keep, plus the Plus Catalogue, for £8.99.

Kindle Unlimited suits people who read a lot of eBooks: millions of titles, up to 20 at a time, for £9.49 a month after 30 days free. It also includes thousands of audiobooks, and you do not need a Kindle.

Music

Prime already includes Amazon Music Prime. Music Unlimited is the upgrade to 100 million songs on demand in HD and Ultra HD, at £11.99 a month for Prime members after the free trial. Amazon shows the current trial length on its page before you confirm.

How the trials work

Every one of these trials is for new members, needs a valid credit card and renews automatically at the price shown unless you cancel from your Amazon account before it ends. None needs a code: each starts on Amazon's own sign-up page, which is where every button on HonestCodes goes. Every figure here was read on Amazon's pages on 24 September 2026.

Frequently asked questions

What free trials does Amazon offer in the UK?

Amazon Prime (30 days), Prime for Students and 18–24 year-olds (six months), Audible (30 days), Kindle Unlimited (30 days) and Amazon Music Unlimited (a free trial for new subscribers).

Can I have more than one Amazon free trial at once?

Yes. They are separate memberships, and each has its own trial for new members.

Do Amazon free trials need a card?

Yes. Amazon asks for a valid credit card on your account, and each membership renews at the price shown unless you cancel before the trial ends.

Is there an Amazon promo code for a free trial?

No. The trials are Amazon's standard offers for new members and start on Amazon's own sign-up pages. No code is needed.

Which Amazon trial is the longest?

Prime for Students and 18–24 year-olds, at six months free.

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Verified against each brand's own terms · 24 September 2026