

Kindle Unlimited, Amazon's subscription service that provides access to millions of digital titles, audio books, and magazine subscriptions, is offering a limited time Cyber Monday offer that is just too good to pass up.
Offering not only a 30 day free trial that lets users try Kindle Unlimited for a whole month at no charge, new users who sign up for Kindle Unlimited today can do so for just $0.99/month for the first three months.
Check out the Kindle Unlimited Cyber Monday deal at Amazon
Prime members will need to sign in to take advantage of the deal, but this limited time offer delivers the cheapest price for Kindle Unlimited in some time. For just $1, you can get three months of unlimited books, audio books, magazines, and more. After the three months are up, the subscription goes back to $9.99/month, which in all seriousness isn't bad for the amount of content Kindle Unlimited has to offer.
This Kindle Unlimited Cyber Monday deal is an incredible chance for those who enjoy a good book, offering the best price of the year on Amazon's book oriented subscription service.
Get Kindle Unlimited for just $0.99 for 3 months
Prime members now have an awesome deal that nets them three months of Kindle Unlimited, Amazon's premium digital book, audio book, and magazine subscription service, for just $0.99 for the first three months.
And even better, almost all models of Amazon's Kindle e-readers are on sale this Cyber Monday. So if you're hoping to sign up for Kindle Unlimited AND grab yourself a tablet to enjoy it, you can do so today at an incredibly cheap price.
The cheapest Kindle is going to be the Kindle Paperwhite (16GB) for just $99.99, which does feature ads on the lockscreen if you go with the base model. It's not intrusive thankfully, but it's just a basic way to save a bit more on an e-reader if you don't mind seeing an ad or two every so often.
They're also offering 3 months of Kindle Unlimited at no charge if you so choose, meaning you can save $50 on the Amazon Kindle Paperwhite (16GB) model and still get access to Kindle Unlimited free! Either way, you're scoring a great deal on a cheap Kindle packaged with Kindle Unlimited.
How do I get free Kindle Unlimited for 3 months?
If you want Amazon's reader-based subscription service free, you'll need to purchase an Amazon Kindle. Any version will do, but all will come with Kindle Unlimited free for 3 months right out of the box if you choose the proper version at checkout.
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As Deals Editor for T3.com, Troy is here to help readers do one thing – save money on the products they love. Holding a background in analytics and eCommerce for over 10 years, understanding just how retailers think and perform when it comes to sales is what he understands best. When he isn't scouring the net for deals, Troy is an avid art fan and enjoys painting, music, fitness and of course the great outdoors.
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