Amazon Music offers a variety of options for music streaming, catering to both Prime members and non-members. Prime members have access to Amazon Music as part of their membership, allowing them to shuffle-play any artist, album, or playlist from a catalog of over 100 million songs at no additional cost. This also includes ad-free access to top podcasts.
For those who are not Prime members, Amazon Music Unlimited is available. This service provides on-demand access to the complete catalog of songs and podcasts without ads. It also includes Audible’s selection of audiobooks for subscribers in the U.S., UK, and Canada, with one audiobook available per month. The monthly subscription fee for Amazon Music Unlimited is $11.99 for non-Prime members and $10.99 for Prime members. An annual subscription option is available for Prime members at $109 per year.
Additionally, there is a family plan that allows up to six family members to listen on different devices simultaneously at the same price as individual plans—$10.99 per month or $109 annually.
For those looking for a free option, Amazon Music Free offers access to over 100 million ad-supported tracks. Users can play songs within All-Access Playlists and enjoy a shuffle experience with ads outside these playlists.
Amazon encourages users who want more benefits from their streaming experience or discounted rates on services like Amazon Music Unlimited to consider joining Prime.
