Amazon’s Prime Day is set for July 16-17, and part of the lead up to the annual shopping event is an offer of up to 5 months of free Amazon Music Unlimited, the paid version of its music streaming service that does not have any ads.
If you visit the Amazon Music page, you’ll see a banner along the bottom that reads, “Prime Day Deal: 5 months free of unlimited music”, as per our screenshot below:
When you click ‘subscribe now’, it immediately takes you to the checkout page, where you are asked to confirm your payment method and billing address. This 5 months free offer is for the individual plan that normally costs $9.99 CAD per month. After your 5 free months are done, you’ll be automatically charged $9.99/month unless you cancel:
This deal is only for Prime members. Normally, Amazon Music Unlimited includes 1 free month, but this offer gives you 5 free months total. For non-Prime members, they get 3 months free and will be automatically charged $10.99/month after the trial is over.
Click here to check out the 5 months free Amazon Music Unlimited offer while it’s still available.
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