Amazon Prime: Join now to lock old Rs. 999 price before it increases to Rs. 1499, says Amazon


Amazon launched its Prime delivery service in India back in 2016 at an introductory price of Rs. 499. In 2017, it increased the subscription fee for its ‘Prime’ service to Rs. 999. After 4 years, the company is increasing the price of Amazon Prime subscription by Rs. 500 more, so it will soon cost Rs. 1499. Amazon says that it is running a limited-period offer that will let customers get Prime at old Rs. 999 price.

However, it did not share the exact end date of the limited period offer.  Amazon confirmed that existing Prime members can continue their membership for the duration their membership plan is at the current price.

After the price change, you can choose to renew your membership at the new price, which is also applicable for its monthly and quarterly plans. The price will increase for customers who have joined Prime from mobile operators as well. You can check out the price change below.

Plan New Price Old Price
Monthly INR 179 INR 129
Quarterly INR 459 INR 329
Annual INR 1499 INR 999

Amazon said that the Prime youth offer will be applicable after the price change as well. This offers that is available for customers between the age of 18 to 24 years who signs up for the Annual Amazon Prime membership, (paid membership only) or 3-month paid Prime membership, and verifies her/ his age, will be provided cashback of Rs. 500 and Rs. 165, respectively. You can check out more details on Amazon India website.

Regarding the price change, Amazon said:

Since the launch 5 years ago in India, Prime has continued to increase the value it offers members. Prime provides an unparalleled combination of shopping, savings and entertainment benefits to make life more convenient and entertaining every single day, and we continue to invest in making Prime even more valuable for customers.


Author: Srivatsan Sridhar

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