Get Kindle Unlimited free for 3 months with this early Prime Day deal

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Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited deal is finally back ahead of the October Prime Day sale: Right now, you can sign up to get Kindle Unlimited totally free for your first three months — down from the usual price of $11.99 a month. If you own a Kindle and haven’t tried Unlimited yet, I highly recommend taking advantage of this deal.

Also: Try Audible for just $0.99 a month – the best deal of the year

Kindle Unlimited gives you access to a library of over 5 million digital books and thousands of audiobooks, including recent bestsellers, popular series, classics, and more.

Kindle Unlimited: $0 for 3 months (save $36)

After the three-month promotional period is over, you will be automatically charged the full $11.99 a month plus taxes — but the good news is, you can cancel any time before you get charged, so it really is a free offer.

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