Lucky for you – yes, there is an Amazon Music Unlimited family plan, and you can try it for free! It then costs £17.99 per month. Up to six people can listen to music at any one time ...

No, Music Unlimited isn't included with a Prime membership. Amazon Music Prime is. More on that later. In addition, Amazon has a $16.99 per month (or $159 per year) Family Plan that covers six people.

Joining the ranks of platforms like Spotify and Apple Music, Amazon Music is another great service for indulging in your favorite tunes!

As OTT apps are in trend these days and many subscribers use these apps and services to watch movies and TV shows, here we list the Amazon Prime plans, offers, validity, price and other details.

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