Eligible U.S. customers whose standard Prime signup shows the offer can try Amazon Prime for 30 days. A payment method and monthly or annual plan selection are required, and the selected membership begins automatically after the trial unless canceled.
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Offer facts
Offer type
Free trial
Duration
30 days for eligible standard Prime customers
Payment method
Required to begin
After the trial
The selected standard Prime plan starts automatically after 30 days unless canceled first. Amazon currently lists $14.99 per month or $139 per year in the U.S.; the final signup screen controls the billing frequency, first charge, taxes, and then-current price.
Eligibility
Amazon determines eligibility by account. Sign in or create an Amazon account, confirm that the general Prime page still displays 'Start your free 30-day trial,' choose monthly or annual billing, and add or select a payment method. A current member or an account that previously used a Prime trial may not receive the offer. Cancel through Account & Lists > Prime Membership > Manage Membership > End Membership before the displayed trial end to avoid the paid charge. Prime for Young Adults, Prime Access, title-specific Prime Video prompts, and paid channel or service add-ons have separate eligibility, durations, prices, and billing terms.
Regions
US
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At least one first-party provider page supports this record. Providers can change duration, eligibility, pricing, and billing behavior without notice.
Latest audit: The latest official-source audit confirmed every normalized term it tested.
Eligible new members ages 18–24 and higher-education students can get six months of Prime for $0. The membership then renews at $7.49 per month or $69 per year unless canceled.
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