SAVE $41.88: Through Jan. 21, new and select returning subscribers can still score three months of Audible Premium Plus for just 99 cents per month (a grand total of $2.97). Typically $14.95 per month, that’s a total savings of over $40.
$0.99/month for your first three months (save $13.96/month)
If you’ve ever been the least bit curious about audiobooks, Audible’s holiday offer — which is still live for the next couple of weeks — lets you explore that curiosity for less than 3 bucks.
Through Jan. 21, new and select returning subscribers can get three months of Audible Premium Plus for only 99 cents per month for a grand total of $2.97. A Premium Plus subscription usually costs $14.95 per month, so you’ll be saving a total of $41.88. Of course, you’ll want to be sure to cancel before your three-month promotional period is up to avoid further charges. I suggest setting a calendar alert once you sign up.
I always take advantage of this deal when I’m eligible — so, of course I snapped it up in December. While I am a huge fan of Libby (free with your library card), the wait times for new books can be a drag. Audible’s Premium Plus membership allows you to “buy” whatever Premium title you want with zero waiting involved. That means you can easily enjoy 2026 releases, last year’s Goodreads favorites, BookTok gems, and more on your own time.
While all Audible subscribers get access to the Plus catalog, which features thousands of audiobooks, podcasts, originals, and more, Premium Plus members also unlock access to the Premium selection. You’ll get a credit each month to “buy” one of these Premium titles. So, with this three-month promotional offer, you’ll essentially get to “buy” three different audiobooks, plus enjoy other Plus titles and Audible Originals. Occasionally, Audible will also run a 2-for-1 credit sale, where you can purchase two different audiobooks with a single credit.
Mashable Deals
Whichever way you slice it, three months of audiobooks for less than 3 bucks is a pretty damn good deal. Just be sure to sign up by Jan. 21 to lock it down.
