Is Kindle Unlimited free for Prime members? Kindle Unlimited is not free for Amazon Prime users and still costs the same $9.99 monthly fee as it does for non-Amazon Prime users. With this subscription, you can read an unlimited number of books each month, but keep in mind you can only hold onto ten titles at a time.
Likewise, people ask, do you have to pay for Kindle unlimited if you have Amazon Prime?
Yes, you pay for Kindle Unlimited. It is a subscription service that allows you to borrow and read up to 10 books at a time. This is only for books that are part of Kindle Unlimited, which is a wide collection of authors and books. On the other hand, with Prime you do get Prime Reading for free.
Accordingly, do you lose your books when you cancel Kindle Unlimited? Kindle unlimited eligible titles are free and you can borrow them for as long as you’re subscribed to unlimited. … If you cancel kindle unlimited, you can not keep the books you’ve borrowed. Any books you’ve paid for are yours forever. You can also borrow Prime books if you have Amazon Prime.