Autumn Steal: Get Four Months of Amazon Music Unlimited for Just 99p

Quick heads up: Amazon Music Unlimited just rolled out one of those limited-time deals that actually feels worth a look — even if you’re mostly here for movies and TV. If you live on soundtracks, podcasts, or just want something ad-free to throw on in the background, this is a solid cut-price window.

The offer, in plain English

• Prime members: new subscribers can get four months of Amazon Music Unlimited for 99p per month (normally £10.99 a month for Prime).
• Non-Prime members: there’s a separate promo offering three months for 99p (Amazon’s wording is a bit vague — more on that below).
• Runs from 16 September 2025 until 4pm on 9 October 2025.
• Auto-renews when the promo ends: £10.99 a month for Prime members, £11.99 a month for non-Prime.
• Cancel anytime before renewal if you don’t want to keep it.
• Savings check: if you’re Prime and do the four-month version, you’re saving roughly £40 versus the standard price over that stretch.

What you actually get

Amazon Music Unlimited gives you the big library: around 100 million songs, ad-free and on-demand. Top podcasts without ads. A massive Audible-backed audiobook catalogue (we’re talking thousands of titles). And if you care about fidelity, there’s HD and Spatial Audio — the higher-quality streams that should sound closer to what the artist intended, with better clarity and depth.

How to claim it

It’s straightforward: go to Amazon Music, hit 'sign-up and pay', and the promo should attach itself as long as you’re a new subscriber and signed in with a Prime account (for the four-month version). Non-Prime users can grab their three-month offer the same way.

One small wrinkle worth noting

The Prime deal clearly spells out 99p per month for four months. The non-Prime blurb says three months for 99p without explicitly repeating 'per month'. Historically, these limited promos are per month, but the copy here is fuzzy. Double-check the price on the checkout screen before you confirm — and bail if it doesn’t match what you expect.

Bottom line: if you’ve been on the fence about another subscription, this is a cheap way to raid soundtracks, podcasts, and audiobooks for a few months and then cancel before it jumps back to the regular price.