How to get a cheap Amazon Prime membership

How to get a cheap Amazon Prime membership

5 tips to secure a budget-friendly Prime membership so you can shop Amazon Prime Days

by Kurt Knutsson

Looking to snag some sweet deals on Amazon’s Prime Days or Cyber Week holiday deals,  yet don’t have an Amazon Prime membership? Don’t worry; we’ve got you covered. From free trials to exclusive discounts, there are several great ways to get a cheap Amazon Prime membership. Whether you’re a student, have a Medicaid or EBT card, or want to share the membership with someone you trust, we’ve gathered all the insider tips to help you shop smarter. So grab your virtual shopping cart, and let’s dive into the world of budget-friendly Prime memberships.

 

How to get a cheap Amazon Prime membership

You can still participate in Prime Day even if you’ve never had a Prime membership before. Here are some options to consider:

2-PRIME MEMBERSHIP

Get a 30-day Free Amazon Prime trial

Simply use the free 30-day Amazon Prime trial and remember to cancel if you don’t plan to keep it. You can get the same deals with free shipping offers during the free trial. Sign up here.

 

Students: get 6 months of Amazon Prime free

If you’re a student, you can click this link to get 6 months free of Amazon Prime for students.  Students will need to verify by providing their .edu email address. Sign up here.

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Medicaid or EBT: Cheaper Amazon Prime

If you’ve got a Medicaid or EBT card, you can sign up for an Amazon Prime membership for $6.99 – almost half the cost of a typical membership. Sign up here.

 

Sharing an Amazon Prime Membership

You can share your Amazon Prime membership with another adult in your Amazon Household. You and your invitee must both be adults and agree to link your accounts through Amazon Household and agree to share payment methods. This means that you will have access to each other’s payment methods, so you should only share your Prime membership with someone you trust. The person you share your Prime membership with will get the same Amazon Prime benefits as you for no additional cost. Both adults will keep their own personal accounts while sharing Prime benefits. To do this, once you’re logged in, add that person to your Amazon Household by following these steps.

How to add a person to your Amazon Household

  • Log into your Prime account by clicking here 
  • Click Add Adult
  • Give their name and email address and follow to onscreen instructions from there

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Don’t wait for Prime Day: Grab these early deals now

Amazon Prime Day is fast approaching, and it’s a chance for all Prime members to get the products they need at discounted prices. As a reminder, Prime Day is set for October 11-12; however, there are some early deals on certain products that you can get your hands on right now.

 

Kurt’s key takeaways

There’s no need to miss out on the sweet deals of Prime Day. From free trials to exclusive discounts, students, Medicaid or EBT cardholders, and those willing to share a membership can all find their way into the world of Amazon Prime without breaking the bank. Happy shopping.

 

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