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Here's how to set up an Amazon FreeTime account.


Here's how to set up an Amazon FreeTime account.




























  1. log in, and then head to the Amazon FreeTime Unlimited page. > click here (US), click here (DE)
  2. Click the Start your free 1-month trial button, then click to create a child profile. All you need to enter is first name, gender, birthday, and select an avatar.

You are now a subscriber to Amazon FreeTime Unlimited. Keep in mind that, starting in one month, your credit card on file will begin to incur $2.99 monthly charges. So, if FreeTime isn't working for your family, don't forget to cancel! And if it is, consider saving some cash with a year-long subscription paid at one time — it's $49.99 for Prime members.




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