Amazon Prime Is Going to Get Costlier From December 13: All Details

Amazon Prime membership will reportedly see a value hike of as much as 50 p.c in December. A brand new screenshot from the Amazon app confirms that the present annual Prime membership plan, priced at Rs. 999, will stay into impact until December 13. After that, the Amazon Prime subscription will price Rs. 1,499, a hike of Rs. 500 or virtually 50 p.c. A month in the past, Amazon had confirmed to Gadgets 360 that the subscription value was being hiked, however a precise date for the change was not revealed.

A neighborhood member on the Desi Dime dialogue boards shared a screenshot from the Amazon app, confirming the change to new Amazon Prime subscription costs from December 13. The new costs have been confirmed by Amazon earlier as properly.

The annual plan will probably be priced at Rs. 1,499 as a substitute of Rs. 999, the three-month plan will probably be priced at Rs. 459 as a substitute of the present Rs. 329, and the one-month Amazon Prime subscription plan will enhance to Rs. 179 from Rs. 129 presently.

Users who should renew their Amazon Prime subscription ought to accomplish that as quickly as potential, because the annual membership payment will go up by Rs. 500. Amazon has even up to date its webpage exhibiting the brand new Prime membership payment. The final day to purchase the subscription at outdated costs is now revealed to be at December 13.

While costs are being hiked, Amazon Prime subscription advantages stay the identical. The membership affords free one to two-day supply on eligible addresses with no minimal order worth required without cost commonplace supply.

It additionally affords entry to Prime Video and Prime Music content material. In addition, the Amazon Prime membership additionally affords limitless 5 p.c reward factors on Amazon purchasing with the Amazon Pay ICICI financial institution bank card, entry to free in-game content material on widespread cell video games with Prime Gaming, and free entry to a rotating collection of of books with Prime Reading.