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Best Prime Day Digital Deals: Save on Audible, Amazon Music, Prime Video and More

Best Prime Day Digital Deals: Save on Audible, Amazon Music, Prime Video and More
Best Prime Day Digital Deals: Save on Audible, Amazon Music, Prime Video and More


The official start of Amazon Prime Day is still a couple days away but there are countless early deals on the site, including ones for digital services. While most people are focused on catching those early bargains on top-rated tech products, home goods, and Amazon devices — the digital services should not be overlooked this year. Amazon is currently offering some solid digital deals on streaming services for games, music, movies, and much more.

It’s common for Amazon to offer some sneaky good savings across its own vast array of digital services, and there are several stellar digital deals available right now. Some are offered completely free, others come at a steep discount or with free Amazon credit, but all of them are worth perusing in case you stumble across something you hadn’t thought to save on at this time of year. 

We’ve rounded up our favorite Amazon Prime Day digital deals below to make things easy for you, and we’ll continue to keep this page updated as we spot more promotions as we get nearer to the event itself. 

Best Amazon Prime Day Digital deals

Prime members can access more than 200,000 best-selling audiobooks, podcasts and more — absolutely free for three months. That’s a $45 savings. Just sign up any time between now and July 31 to take advantage of this deal.

Here’s your chance to test this ad-free Spotify alternative for four months without paying a cent. This Prime-exclusive sale saves you $36.

Amazon is offering early Prime Day deals via Prime Video with a selection of titles available to rent or buy at up to 50% off. Prime members can also subscribe to select channels and save, such as AMC Plus, Paramount Plus and MGM Plus. 

Score yourself some free credit to spend during Prime Day with this Amazon Reload offer. Eligible accounts that add $100 to their Amazon gift card balance will get $12 extra. 

Amazon Prime members can get a quick $15 from Amazon without spending anything. Download the Amazon Photos app for desktop, iOS or Android. Then upload at least one photo to the service and you’ll qualify for a $15 credit to use during Prime Day.

Prime Gaming is a free benefit of an Amazon Prime membership, and through July 11, Prime Gaming members can claim bonus classic games plus different in-game content and perks for several popular games at no extra cost. 

Paramount Plus earned a spot on our list of the best streaming services of 2023 thanks to its large library of recent blockbusters and nostalgic TV shows from networks like CBS and Nickelodeon. Plus, access to live NFL games. This deal drops the price down to just $6/month for the first two months, plus you get a 30-day free trial. 

Starz is home to popular series like Outlander, Ash vs. Evil Dead, Black Sails, Party Down and much more. And when you sign up through Amazon Prime right now, you’ll get your first two months for just 99 cents per month, saving you $18. After the first two months, it will revert back to the usual $10/month cost, and you can cancel at any time. 

Amazon-owned IMDb is offering Prime members 60% off its Pro subscription, plus a 30-day free trial for new users. IMDbPro is regularly $150 annually, or $20 per month, but is $95 with this deal.

If you want access to popular shows like Mad Men and the latest Walking Dead spin-offs, as well as tons of other shows, movies and originals, then you’ll need an AMC Plus subscription. And right now, you can score your first two months for around $4/month, which is $5 off the usual price. After the first two months, your subscription will revert back to the usual $9/month cost, and you can cancel at any time. 

Students don’t have to miss out on Prime Day due to the cost of a Prime membership. Eligible customers can score six months of the service for free and get 50% off a paid membership after that. 



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