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Thursday, November 12, 2026

Audible Black Friday deal gets you three months for 99p and a £10 book voucher

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Amazon's Black Friday sale will go live from 19 November, but as usual it's teasing us with a few early offers.

To start, the retail giant is offering three months of the audiobook service Audible for 99p – a discount we've seen many times before – but this year it's adding the bonus of an additional £10 voucher.

That means for less than £3, you could be listening to thousands of the best audio titles, from Suzanne Collins's latest Hunger Games novel Sunrise on the Reaping to Jonathan Bailey's new reading of Dracula.

Audible Standard also normally costs £5.99 a month, so you would be saving £15 over the course of three months.

This deal will run until 28 December so it's the perfect low-cost Christmas gift to get for yourself or a loved one. Here's how you can grab hold of it today.

Get three months of Audible for 99p

What is the Audible Black Friday deal?

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This November, Amazon is offering three months of Audible for 99p, plus an additional £10 voucher.

While the retail giant has often reduced the price of Audible before, you don't often see an extra incentive added on – so worth paying attention to!

With Audible Standard, you can download one free audiobook a month and listen to the thousands of already included titles, from Audible Originals to celebrity memoirs. That means you'll be listening to bestselling books, podcasts and new tracks from now until February 2027, and you can buy additional books for free too with your voucher.

Usually, Audible will set you back £5.99 a month and this price will automatically renew once the three months are up, but remember you can cancel at any point.

Get three months of Audible for 99p

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How long does the Audible Black Friday deal last?

This offer will run from now until 28 December.

If you get it now, you'll have enough content to carry you through Christmas entertainment and New Year reading lists.

How to get the Audible Black Friday offer today

To get this deal, simply head to the Audible page on Amazon and select 'Get this deal'. Then you can either sign into your Amazon Prime account or set one up before you can then start paying an Audible membership.

Your additional £10 voucher will then arrive via email and you can activate it at any time.

Get three months of Audible for 99p

Check out our Tech section for more savings and to find out where to buy the iPhone Duo. Plus, when do Black Friday sales start and iPhone Duo Black Friday sales.

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