How To Get Amazon Prime Video Channels Basically For Free ($1/Month)

Amazon Prime Day is almost upon us, but that doesn’t mean we won’t get some sick deals early on. Prime members are getting a two-month offer to add prime channels for just $0.99 per month. After two months, you will be charged the normal price for these channels.

If you haven’t taken advantage of the Amazon Prime 30 day free trial, then now is the time. But be quick as the offer ends on June 22nd. So make sure to grab your Amazon Prime TV channel subscription before then.

How to get Prime Video channels 30-day free trial?

free prime video channels — Amazon Prime free trial offer

Go to the Amazon Prime sign-up page.
Login with your Amazon account, or if you don’t have one, sign up.
Fill out your credit card information.
Now you have Amazon 30 day trial but remember to cancel it before the trial period ends or you will be charged automatically.
Click on the prime channels given ahead in the article to subscribe to them.

Unfortunately, the Amazon Prime free trial is not available in India at the moment but Airtel users can get Amazon Prime with prepaid and postpaid plans.

amazon prime video free trial offer with airtel

I recommend the Rs 349 prepaid plan from Airtel, which gives multi-user access that lets users stream across devices in HD. This plan gives 28-days validity, which includes Amazon Prime membership along with unlimited calling and data access of 2 GB per day.

Note: Prices mentioned above are the normal Amazon Prime video channel subscription costs, not the discounted prices. Each channel would be available for $0.99 per month for two months, regardless of the original price.

The Amazon Prime TV channels offered have a variety of different content especially for kids, with channels such as Noggin and PBS Kids.

Then there are the prime time channels such as AMC+, Discovery+, and Paramount+ which can become a great part of your Amazon library. Never before has the company offered such a great discount for Amazon Prime channel subscriptions and it just goes to show their commitment to Prime Day.