Amazon Prime Day 2025 will be twice as nice this year with four days of epic deals from July 8-11. Last year's Prime Day sale ran for 48 hours, so that means you'll have 96 hours to snag epic savings.
Ahead of its summer sale, Amazon is setting the vibes with five free offers for non-Prime members that are too good to pass up. To quote one of my favorite songs, by Luther Vandross and Janet Jackson, "The Best Things In Life Are Free".
While we're on the topic of music, non-Prime members can now get 4 FREE months of Amazon Music (valued at $48 with Prime). No strings attached. You can cancel anytime or continue with it and pay $11.99/month for unlimited access to 100 million songs.
With Amazon Music Unlimited, you can play any song at any time and enjoy spatial audio and HD-quality playback.
Prime Day is an all-inclusive sale for shoppers; however, Amazon reserves the best deals for its loyal Prime members. If you don't have Amazon Prime, join now to access exclusive Prime-only deals now and during Prime Day, July 8-11.
As a new Prime member, your first 30 days are free, and you may cancel at any time, so there's no risk. If you decide to continue when your 30-day trial ends, you'll pay $14.99 per month thereafter. You'll save if you pay $139 for a one-year membership outright, which reduces your cost to $11.58 per month, saving you $41 a year.
Young adults aged 18-24 or students can get a 6-month free trial of Amazon Prime and pay $7.49 per month or $6 thereafter. That's half the cost of the standard membership.
What's even better, young adults get 5% cash-back and can stack their savings with an additional 10% cash back during Prime Day, July 8-11. This new Prime for Young Adults membership includes fast, free shipping, unlimited streaming with Prime Video, and free food delivery.
These are just a few of the freebies Amazon currently offers are we count down the days to Prime Day, July 8. See all five of Amazon's free offers below.
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