Share Your Amazon Prime Benefits

Prime members can share Prime benefits and digital content with other members in their household through Amazon Family. An Amazon Family can include two adults each with their own account, up to four teen accounts (added before April 7, 2025) or teen profiles, and up to four child profiles.

Amazon Family lets an organizer share select benefits with the people in their household. An Amazon Family can include:

  • Up to 2 adults, each with their own Amazon account.
  • Up to 4 teens, added as a profile or as a teen account created before April 7, 2025.
  • Up to 4 children, added as profiles managed by a parent or guardian.

Note: To share Prime benefits, the Family Organizer must share a payment method for household verification. It can be used to make purchases within the Family.

Through Amazon Family, Prime members can share these benefits:

  • Fast and free delivery on Prime eligible items
  • Access to exclusive Prime events and deals
  • Prime Video (with ads)
  • Prime Reading
  • Access to third-party benefits (for example, Grubhub)
  • Amazon Photos
  • Digital content such as audio books, eBooks, games, and more
  • Amazon Music

Sharing Prime benefits

To share your select Amazon Prime benefits through Amazon Family:

  1. Visit Your Amazon Prime Membership.
  2. cate the Share your Prime Benefits section.
  3. Select Manage Your Amazon Family.
    • To create an Amazon Family with another adult, select Add Adult. You can either send an email invitation or sign up together to verify your accounts. You must agree to share a payment method in order to share Prime benefits. As a security measure, we'll notify you if your invitee moves your credit or debit card to their wallet.
    • To create an Amazon Family with a child, select Add Child.

Amazon Family members must live together at the same primary residential address.

Note: To share Prime benefits, the Family Organizer must share a payment method for household verification. It can be used to make purchases within the Family.

When you create your Amazon Family, you'll be prompted to review your content sharing settings through Family Library. If you don't wish to share any content, uncheck all of the boxes next to the content types. You can always go back and choose to share content later.

You can stop sharing benefits with your Amazon Family member at any time. To do this:

Amazon Family members can leave and re-join your Amazon Family anytime, but they must wait 12 months before joining a different Amazon Family.