Audible Promo Codes, Free Trial & Credit Tips

1. Start with the 30-day free trial

   30 days at $0.00Low effortNo Audible membership or trial in the last 12 months

   Standard and Premium both open with a 30-day free trial that carries the same benefits as a paid membership, and on Premium the credit is in your account once your card is authorized; a title bought with a credit stays yours even if you cancel. Audible emails a reminder before the trial ends — cancel before then and you aren't charged; otherwise it renews at the plan's monthly price. Join on the website: signing up in the Android app skips the trial and charges the monthly price at once.^{[1, 3, 13, 15]}

   1. Open Plans & Pricing on audible.com and choose Try for $0.00 on Standard or Premium.
   2. On Premium, spend the trial credit on a title you want to keep.
   3. If you don't want to pay $8.99 or $14.95 a month, cancel from Membership details before day 30.

2. Pay yearly if you use every credit

   12 credits for $149.50, marked Save 16%Low effortListeners who finish a book a month or more

   Monthly Premium costs $14.95 for 1 credit or $22.95 for 2. The annual plans put 12 credits ($149.50) or 24 credits ($229.50) in your account up front, and Audible labels both Save 16% — on the 24-credit plan that's under $9.60 a credit. Annual plans can't be paused, and their credits still expire 12 months after they're issued, so it pays only if you'll use them within the year. On October 17, 2026 the plans page also advertised a limited-time $99 for a year of Premium, with the terms not shown on the page, so see whether it's offered to you before paying $149.50.^{[1, 2, 4, 6]}

3. Pause instead of cancelling

   Up to 90 days without paymentsLow effortMonthly members taking a break

   Cancelling ends your access to unused credits, but a pause stops payments for 30, 60 or 90 days and keeps your credits until their original expiry dates. You can pause up to three times in 12 months as long as the total stays within 90 days, once you've had 30 days of paid membership. While paused, Premium members can still spend existing credits and keep their member discount; new credits stop until you resume.^{[6, 7, 8]}

   1. Go to Membership details on audible.com or the Membership tab in the app.
   2. Select Pause membership and pick 30, 60 or 90 days.
   3. Resume early whenever you like; billing restarts at your next billing period.

4. Spend credits on pricey titles and buy cheap ones on sale

   Daily Deal; Monthly Deals up to 80% offLow effortPremium members, and anyone buying without a plan

   A credit buys any title, whatever its price or length, so it goes furthest on expensive audiobooks. For the rest, look at the Daily Deal — one heavily discounted title a day, open to members and non-members, ending at 11:59 PM PT — and, as a Premium member, at Monthly Deals, where Audible advertises hundreds of titles at up to 80% off non-member prices (the top of the range). Premium members also get a member price below the non-member price on every title, and a book on your Wish List triggers a notification when it goes on sale.^{[1, 2, 8, 9, 10, 11]}

5. Wait for a 2-for-1 sale to stretch a credit

   2 audiobooks for 1 creditSome effortEligible Premium members with a credit available

   Audible periodically runs BOGO (2 for 1) sales in which eligible Premium members get two audiobooks for one credit. Eligible members hear about them by email and through banners on the site and in the app, so switch on sales emails in your notification settings if you'd rather not miss one. The sale cart holds two titles unless the sale's own message says otherwise.^{[9, 10]}

Codes and offers kept by David Jones, who lists only codes the store makes public.

Audible's promo codes are claim codes for specific offers, sent by Audible or its partners and redeemed on the Audible website; they can't be moved to another account. We list only codes Audible shows publicly on audible.com, with their end dates; the savings on this page come from its own plans, trial and sales.

1. Cancelling forfeits unused credits

   Every unused membership credit is lost at the end of your final billing period. Spend them before you cancel, or pause instead — a pause keeps them until their original expiry dates.^{[6, 7]}

2. A promo price keeps running while you're paused

   Pausing doesn't extend a reduced-price offer. Pause partway through a 3-month promotion and the discounted months can run out during the pause, so you pay the full price when you resume.^[6]

3. Standard picks aren't yours to keep

   Audiobooks chosen with Standard stay playable only while you're a member and are locked after you cancel, until you rejoin. A missed monthly pick doesn't carry over, and picks can't be returned or exchanged.^{[3, 8]}

4. The Android app skips the free trial

   Audible's sign-up help says joining through the Android app charges the regular monthly price straight away, with no free trial. Start on audible.com, where both plans show a 30-day trial.^{[1, 13]}

5. Deleting the app doesn't cancel

   Removing the Audible app leaves the membership running. Cancel from Membership details on audible.com, or in the App Store or Google Play if that's where you're billed.^[7]