Free Amazon Credits for Prime Day October 2024

I'm not one to go wild for Amazon Prime Day (I don't recall buying anything the last few years) but they do offer a lot of free Amazon promotional credits when you meet certain conditions.

And now that Amazon is offering Prime Day multiple times each year, we've seen more and more credits.

For 2024, they had their first Amazon Prime Day(s) is July 16th and 17th.

Now, there's going to be Prime Day #2 on October 8th and 9th.

To participate, you will need to be an Amazon Prime member. They have a 30-day trial so you can get it just for Prime Day and then cancel (otherwise, it's $14.99 per month). If you are a student, Amazon Prime Student has a 6-month trial.

🟩 We will be continually updated this post as we see new promotions so check back!

👉 Here's your personal Buy Again page that shows previous purchases – so you can quickly see what items you frequently buy and whether there's a sale during Prime Day!

Free Amazon Credit Offers [Pending]

20% off select Gift Cards – Chipotle, Instacart, Best Buy, Under Armour, Cinemark, and many others
$30 credit when you spend $90 on baby care items, promo code BABYPRIMEDAY
$15 credit when you spend $50 on household items
20% off when you buy $40 of select items
$200 Amazon Gift Card instantly on approval for Amazon Visa card ($50 for non-Prime members)
$10 Amazon Gift Card with $25+ Grubhub order, promo code GRUBPRIME, expires 7/15.
Kindle Unlimited 3 month trial (normally 1 month)
Amazon Music Unlimited 5 months free (normally just 1 month)
Audible Premium Plus – 3 months free (normally just 2 months)
Whole Foods & Amazon Fresh Grocery Delivery 90 day free trial – This gets you unlimited free delivery orders on $35+ orders

Credits for linking certain credit cards to your account:

$15 credit if you add your American Express Card to your Amazon account with promotion code AMEXPD15OFF. (you might not see this offer if you already have an AMEX linked)
$15 credit if you add your Citi Card to your Amazon account with promotion code 24CITIPD. (you might not see this offer if you already have a Citi Card linked)
$20 credit if you add your Discover Card to your Amazon account with promotion code 24DISCOPD. (you might not see this offer if you already have a Discover Card linked)

Last year, there were a lot of promotions and we're hoping we see again:

$3 credit after spending $10 through Amazon Go
$6 credit for Prime Video after spending $30
$20 credit to upload photos to Amazon Photos
Credits for purchases at Whole Foods
Credits for purchases of Amazon.com gift cards
Credits for using Amazon Reload

We'll see what offers they push starting the 16th and will update this post as we see them.

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About Jim Wang

Jim Wang is a forty-something father of four who is a frequent contributor to Forbes and Vanguard's Blog. He has also been fortunate to have appeared in the New York Times, Baltimore Sun, Entrepreneur, and Marketplace Money.

Jim has a B.S. in Computer Science and Economics from Carnegie Mellon University, an M.S. in Information Technology - Software Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University, as well as a Masters in Business Administration from Johns Hopkins University. His approach to personal finance is that of an engineer, breaking down complex subjects into bite-sized easily understood concepts that you can use in your daily life.

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Ekaphonh

3 months ago

Hello Jim Wang, I used the 24CITIPD code and it worked! Thank you very much for helping me save $15.00!!

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Jim Wang

3 months ago

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Wonderful to hear!