Is Kindle Unlimited Free With Amazon Prime? What You Need To Know

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Amazon's Kindle Unlimited is a subscription service that gives users access to millions of e-books, and Prime users might be wondering if this is included in their subscription price. The Amazon Prime subscription plan is best known for the free two-day shipping that members receive for most online orders, but there are a lot of additional features that are included. While Amazon Prime is the most notable subscription service offered by the company, there are others that expand on its offerings. A Prime subscription comes with select music streaming titles available, but for a separate fee, the Amazon Music Unlimited service completes the library. Similarly, the Kindle features in an Amazon Prime subscription can vary.

A Prime subscription includes Amazon Prime Reading and is another media option to complement the Prime titles available in Amazon Video and Amazon Music. It is extremely limited, though — the Prime Reading library only features about 2,500 books. The service might be a nice addition to the other features included in an Amazon Prime subscription, but doesn't stand on its own as an individual subscription service. That's where Kindle Unlimited comes in.

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A Kindle Unlimited subscription is not included in an Amazon Prime subscription. Instead, it serves as a standalone service that provides a much bigger catalog than the Prime Reading titles that are included with Amazon Prime. The Kindle Unlimited plan is a monthly, $9.99 subscription that can be canceled at any time. New users have the option to either test the service out for a free month or pay $4.99 for the first two months. Afterward, the plan auto-renews and users will have continued access to the Kindle