Amazon Offers Four Free Months of Music Unlimited Before Prime Day

Ahead of the upcoming October Prime Big Deal Days, Amazon is courting new listeners with an extended trial of its premium audio service. Prime subscribers can now access Amazon Music Unlimited for four months at no cost, a move designed to lock in users before the retailer's 48-hour autumn sale event.

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Amazon Offers Four Free Months of Music Unlimited Before Prime Day

The promotion covers the Individual Plan, providing full access to the platform's catalog without the standard monthly fees. Once the 120-day trial period concludes, the subscription rolls over into a recurring charge of $11.99 per month for Prime members, or $12.99 for non-members. Users retain the ability to cancel through their account settings at any point during the trial to prevent these automatic billing cycles from triggering.

This offer is restricted to new subscribers and cannot be stacked with other ongoing promotions. Individuals without a Prime membership are not left out entirely, though their trial window is capped at three months. Given the timing, the deal serves as a clear precursor to Amazon's broader promotional push scheduled for later this month, aiming to shift consumer attention toward their digital ecosystem before the shopping frenzy begins.

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