Kindle Unlimited isn't included with Prime. You will have to pay $12 per month after a 30-day trial. Only a small offering ...

There's usually a 30-day free Kindle Unlimited trial, but at the time of writing (Monday 13th January), it's three months. Here's everything you need to know about the Kindle Unlimited free trial.

Once the trial period is up ... and "customers who have benefited from a Kindle Unlimited promotion or Kindle Unlimited free trial in the last 36 months may not be eligible for all promotions".

If you're savvy, there are plenty of ways to enjoy Kindle Unlimited for a little less than £9.49 a month. To start with, you can get a 30 day free trial of Kindle Unlimited if you've never had an ...

you're ready to go over to the Kindle Unlimited page and sign up. You'll have the option of trying out the service before fully committing by way of the one-month free trial, though chances are ...

After the free trial, your subscription will automatically renew at £9.49 a month but you can cancel at any time. Subscribers can borrow and read an unlimited number of titles from the Kindle ...

With two dates already behind us, the final Stuff Your Kindle Day in January for free e-books off Amazon is Tuesday, Jan. 28.

If you've paused your subscription, you can resume it at any time via Kindle Unlimited Central. However, pausing your subscription is not available if you are on a free trial or promotion.

Offering not only a 30 day free trial that lets users try Kindle Unlimited for a whole month at no charge, new users who sign up for Kindle Unlimited today can do so for just $0.99/month for the ...

The good news is that even if you miss Stuff Your Kindle Day — which pops up several times a year now — and don't have Kindle Unlimited, you can still get free e-books online. Amazon always maintains ...

Claim one of Amazon's Kindle Unlimited offers Related: Best Kindle alternatives The best deal on offer is a 30-day free trial, giving you a while to check out the service with no obligation.