SAVE $50: Through Sept. 13, new and select returning subscribers can score an entire year of Audible Premium Plus for just $99. Typically $149.50 for the year, that saves you $50.50 on an annual subscription.
Audible’s newer Standard plan might be cheaper than its Premium Plus plan ($8.99 vs. $14.95), but it doesn’t come with the same perks. I personally don’t think it’s worth it unless you come across a discount. The Premium Plus plan is far superior. And this Labor Day promotion knocks the price down to less than the standard plan for a limited time.
Through Sept. 13, new subscribers and most returning subscribers can score an entire year of Audible Premium Plus for only $99. It typically costs $14.95 per month or $149.50 per year, so you’ll save $50.50 on the annual plan (or $80.40 compared to the monthly plan).
The difference between the Standard and Premium Plus plans lies in how long you can keep the audiobooks you choose. With Standard, you’re essentially just borrowing one book per month, and it disappears once the calendar turns. Premium Plus membership lets you “buy” whatever title you want with a monthly credit. And you’ll get to keep it indefinitely. You’ll also unlock access to over 150k included audiobooks and podcasts that don’t require a credit card to purchase.
With the annual plan, you’ll also receive all 12 of your monthly credits up front, so you can “buy” a dozen titles whenever you see fit. No need to wait until the first of each month to make your selections.
Why pay for Audible at all when apps like Libby exist? Plain and simple, there are no wait times. You can easily select and listen to new 2026 releases, popular BookTok picks, Goodreads favorites, and more without waiting for your hold to go through.