Do Amazon Prime members get Amazon Music Unlimited for free?

No, Amazon Music Unlimited is a separate, premium service; however, your Prime membership includes Amazon Music Prime, which offers a large catalog (100 million songs) of ad-free music, playlists, and podcasts, but mostly in shuffle mode, with on-demand access to specific playlists. Unlimited provides on-demand playback for the entire catalog, HD/Ultra HD/Spatial Audio, and is an extra monthly cost, even for Prime members.

Do I need to pay for Amazon Music Unlimited if I have Prime?

Amazon Music Unlimited is not included with a Prime Membership. It is an additional subscription. If you wanted to add Amazon Music Unlimited to your Echo Dot, you could do the single device plan. The $14.99 plan is the family plan.

Is Amazon Music Unlimited discounted for Prime members?

Amazon Music Unlimited also offers a growing catalog of spatial audio content mastered in Dolby Atmos and 360 Reality Audio. Prime members can join Amazon Music Unlimited for only $10.99/month for a monthly subscription or $109/year for an annual subscription. Non-Prime customers pay $11.99/month.

How do I get Amazon Music free with my Prime membership?

Amazon Music Prime: Prime members get Amazon Music Prime at no extra cost. This includes unlimited access to the Amazon Music Prime library of more than 100 million songs, dozens of music stations, a large selection of podcasts and thousands of playlists — all ad-free.

Why am I paying for Amazon Music when I have Prime?

You're paying for Amazon Music Unlimited, a separate premium service, not the basic Prime Music included with Prime; Prime Music offers limited, shuffled songs, while Music Unlimited provides on-demand, ad-free listening, often activated by trial offers or on Echo devices that prompt for an upgrade to the paid plan, so check Your Memberships & Subscriptions on Amazon.com to manage it. 

Does Amazon Prime Include Amazon Prime Music? Does Amazon Music Come With My Prime Membership?

Should I get Amazon Music free with Prime?

Amazon Prime Music is good as a free perk for Prime members, offering 100 million songs with shuffle play, but it's limited compared to paid services; for full on-demand access, HD/Ultra HD audio, and spatial audio, you need Amazon Music Unlimited (a separate paid tier). It's great for casual listening, podcasts, and discovering music within its shuffled system, but frustrating for users wanting specific song control or offline listening outside of curated playlists. 

Why am I paying 5.99 Amazon Music?

What is the Single Device plan? We know how important music is to Amazon Echo and Fire TV owners, so we created a special subscription plan just for them. For £5.99/month, listen to Amazon Music Unlimited on a single Echo, Echo Dot, Echo Show, Echo Look, Amazon Tap or Fire TV.

What music is free with Prime membership?

Amazon Prime includes Amazon Music Prime, giving you ad-free access to over 100 million songs and podcasts, but mostly in shuffle mode, with on-demand access limited to special "All-Access Playlists". For full on-demand playback, unlimited skips, and HD/Spatial Audio, you need to upgrade to the paid Amazon Music Unlimited. 

How much is Amazon Prime Music for Prime members?

Amazon Music Prime (ad-free shuffle play) is included free with your standard Amazon Prime membership, but for on-demand listening, you need Amazon Music Unlimited, which costs Prime members $10.99/month or $109/year, offering 100 million songs, HD/Spatial Audio, and podcasts, with special deals sometimes available for new signups. 

What is the difference between Amazon Music and Amazon Music Unlimited?

Amazon Music Prime is a limited, ad-free music library included with an Amazon Prime membership (shuffle-only on mobile, specific songs possible on Echo), while Amazon Music Unlimited is a premium, standalone service offering 100+ million songs, on-demand playback, offline listening, and higher-quality audio (HD, Ultra HD, Spatial Audio), available in Individual, Family, Student, and Single-Device plans, even for non-Prime members. The core difference is Unlimited provides full control, superior audio, and offline access, whereas Prime is a convenient, though restricted, perk for existing Prime members. 

When did Amazon Music become free with Prime?

Amazon Music has been a Prime benefit since mid-2014, initially as "Prime Music" with a limited catalog, but it expanded in November 2022 to offer Prime members the full 100 million song library, albeit with shuffle-only playback unless they upgrade to Amazon Music Unlimited. 

What is included in a Prime membership?

An Amazon Prime membership bundles fast, free shipping (Same-Day, One-Day, Two-Day) with extensive entertainment (Prime Video, Amazon Music Prime, Prime Gaming), exclusive shopping deals (Prime Day, Lightning Deals, Whole Foods savings), grocery benefits (Amazon Fresh), and other perks like Grubhub+, Prime Reading, Amazon Photos, and fuel discounts, creating a comprehensive suite of benefits for shopping, saving, and entertainment. 

Do I need Amazon Music if I already have Prime?

It also offers exclusive content and personalized recommendations based on your music preferences. Unfortunately, Unlimited is not included in the standard Amazon Prime membership. This means that an additional monthly subscription plan is required. Unlimited is NOT free with Prime.

Why is Amazon Music not included with Prime?

Amazon Music isn't fully included with Prime because Prime only gives you Amazon Music Prime, a limited version with shuffle-play on most songs, while Amazon Music Unlimited is a separate, paid subscription for on-demand access to the full catalog, better audio quality (HD/Spatial), and more features, as Amazon uses the "Unlimited" tier for its premium music service, not bundled with standard Prime benefits. 

What is the cheapest Amazon Music plan?

Amazon Music Unlimited

• Individual Plan: £10.99/month for Prime members (£11.99/month for non-Prime customers)
• Family Plan: £17.99/month (up to six accounts)
• Single Device Plan: £5.99/month (for one Echo or Fire TV device)
• Student Plan: £5.99/month (verified students only)

Why am I being charged 4.99 for Amazon Music when I have Prime?

As your Prime membership tells you, it includes PRIME MUSIC. If you're being charged for 'Amazon Music' you signed up for Amazon Music Unlimited. It is a separate service which has NEVER been part of Prime.

How do Amazon Prime members access free music?

The improved Prime member benefits for Amazon Music are available on: Amazon Music web player. Amazon Music mobile and desktop apps. Echo and other Alexa-enabled devices.

What do you get for free if you have Amazon Prime?

Amazon Prime includes free, fast delivery (Same-Day, One-Day, Two-Day) on millions of items, unlimited streaming on Prime Video (movies, shows, live sports), ad-free Amazon Music Prime (100M songs), Prime Reading (books/magazines), Amazon Photos, Prime Gaming, exclusive shopping deals (like Prime Day), a free Grubhub+ membership (for $0 delivery fees), and fuel savings, all accessible via a single membership. 

Do I get charged for Amazon Music if I have Prime?

Yes, Amazon Prime includes Amazon Music Prime at no extra cost, offering 100 million songs in shuffle mode with limited skips and offline plays, but if you want on-demand, specific song selection, offline listening for all tracks, and HD/Spatial Audio, you need to pay extra for the premium Amazon Music Unlimited subscription. 

Why is Prime Video asking me to pay when I already have Prime?

Prime Video asks you to pay despite your Prime membership because you're likely trying to watch content that's for rent/buy only, an add-on channel (like Max, Paramount+), or there's a device/account glitch where your device isn't linked to your Prime account. Check the content's page for "Included with Prime," sign out/in, or ensure your device is registered to the correct Prime account. 

Why do I suddenly have Amazon Music Unlimited?

You may have accidentally signed up for Amazon Music Unlimited on additional devices. Go to Your Amazon Music Settings to select a different plan or renewal option. To prevent future accidental purchases, Require a Voice Code for Purchases with Alexa.

What is the difference between Prime Music and Prime Unlimited Music?

Amazon Music Prime is a limited, shuffle-focused music perk included with Prime, while Amazon Music Unlimited is a full, on-demand streaming service with higher quality audio (HD/Ultra HD/Spatial), offline downloads, and on-demand song selection, available as a separate paid subscription. Prime offers 100 million songs but with restrictions (shuffle, limited downloads), whereas Unlimited gives complete freedom, advanced audio, and family plans. 

How much is Amazon Music for Prime members?

For Prime members, the premium Amazon Music Unlimited service costs $10.99/month or $109/year, offering on-demand, ad-free access to 100 million songs, plus HD/Spatial Audio and an Audible book monthly; the basic Amazon Music Prime (included with Prime) offers shuffle-play with limited skips from the same catalog, while Amazon Music Free is ad-supported with full access. 

Can I get Amazon Music Unlimited for free?

No, Amazon Music Unlimited isn't free; it's a paid subscription service, but Amazon offers a limited free tier (Amazon Music Free), a Prime member-only version (Amazon Music Prime with shuffle play), and trials for Unlimited, with paid plans starting around $10.99/month ($9.99 for Prime members) for 100 million ad-free songs, on-demand access, and high-quality audio. 

Should Amazon Music be free with Prime?

Music. Amazon Music for Prime Members, provides Prime members with access to 100 million songs ad-free, the largest catalogue of ad-free top podcasts, and thousands of playlists and stations - all included with Prime at no additional cost.