50% Off Amazon Prime Membership Discount w/ SNAP or EBT
Want an Amazon Prime discount on a membership? Here’s how to find out if you’re eligible!
Pay HALF the price on an Amazon Prime Membership!
If you’ve been wanting to score a discount on an Amazon Prime membership, you’ve come to the right place and shopping from your couch can be easier than you think!
If you currently have a valid EBT or Medicaid card, you can score a 50% off an Amazon Prime membership! This offer is valid for anyone that is currently enrolled in any of these assistance programs…
- Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
- Tribal Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TTANF)
- Women, Infants, and Children (WIC)
- Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
- National School Lunch Program (NSLP)
- Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
- Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
- Economic Impact Payment Card (EIP Card- *limited time only)
- Other programs by state
If you qualify, that means you can score an Amazon Prime membership for just $6.99 per month (regularly $14.99/month)! 😱
Follow these steps to find out if you qualify for a discounted Membership…
To see if you are eligible for this special discounted Amazon Prime Membership, simply follow these directions…
- Head on over here.
- Click the ‘Get Started’ or ‘Enjoy Prime Free for 30 Days’ button.
- Confirm your eligibility with a valid EBT number (note you will be asked to upload an image of your EBT card).
- Then, you’ll be shopping in no time! Easy Peasy!
*Note that you will need to re-qualify every 12 months.
Don’t have an EBT Card?
If you don’t qualify for any of the offers mentioned above, you may still be able to score one of these freebie trials on a new Amazon Prime Membership…
- FREE Amazon Prime 30-day trial (valid for any new member!)
- Free 6-month Prime student membership (a great perk for college students!)
Remember, with any of these membership options, you’ll enjoy FREE 2-day shipping on millions of items, unlimited movie and TV streaming with Prime Video, free unlimited photo storage, prescription savings, early access to Lightning Deals, exclusive discounts, and so much MORE!
Im glad that people have some extra help during this difficult time.
I am too
Thanks for posting this. 36 million Americans are on food assistance. This will help people that can’t leave their homes due to quarantine, illness, or not having transportation to stores.
Exactly and I’m glad some are able to take advantage of this offer. I’m not eligible but things can shift at any time. I stay thankful.
I think it’s awesome that Amazon even offered this opportunity. Especially during these times. I’m sure this is will be and has been a blessing to many people!
How did it work transitioning from the yearly plan to this monthly one? Did they refund you the difference or did you just lose the remaining amount left on your plan?
I would also like to know this. I’m a current amazon prime yearly subscriber and recently renewed my plan just last month, I would be super grateful to get this discount though if it works still for current subscribers
They issued me a refund.
I use ebt and this is very helpful to get food cause I can’t drive. (Paying the half off amazon price is better than me paying for a ride to get groceries).
I started paying for Prime this way when children in my state were provided SNAP during the pandemic. I left a couple of bucks on there to keep it alive. But I am canceling my Prime membership despite the discount. Now that their shipping is no better than anyone else’s there is little advantage for the price. I’m moving over to Walmart. They deliver same day from a store, and paramount+ is not included. Way less than Amazon.
Meant to say paramount IS included.
Thanks for taking a moment to share your thoughts with us, Karen. Glad to hear that you’ve found another service that works better for you! 💖
Amazon Prime no longer includes select songs on Amazon Music. I’ve lost over 1,000 songs. The only way for me to get my playlists back is to pay for Amazon Music Unlimited.
Won’t be long before Prime drops it’s streaming service.