Find the plan that fits how you actually use it.

Tools

Four separate decision tools. Each one answers its own question from published plan rules, and none of them is a step towards another — start with whichever decision you are actually facing.

• Audiobook plans

  Which audiobook plan fits you

  Compare the audiobook memberships on credits, ownership, rollover and the included catalog — then see which one matches how you actually listen.

  • 7 questions
  • About 2 minutes
  • No signup
  Find my audiobook plan

• Prime plans

  Which Prime plan fits you

  Work out which of the four US plans matches what you would really use — delivery, streaming, sharing, commitment — and whether any of them is worth it yet.

  • 9 questions
  • About 3 minutes
  • No signup
  Find my Prime plan

• Business accounts

  Does a business account fit what you do?

  Separate the free account from the paid membership layer on top of it, on invoices, buyers, approvals and how your buying is organised.

  • 8 questions
  • About 2 minutes
  • No signup
  Check my business fit

• Reading memberships

  Does an all-you-can-read membership beat buying?

  Answer on the shape of the membership against the shape of your reading — how much, whether you keep what you finish, and which parts you would use.

  • 6 questions
  • About 2 minutes
  • No signup
  Check my reading membership fit

Plan explanations

Read the provider rules behind the tools before deciding what fits.

• How audiobook credits work

  What one credit buys, when credits expire, and what you keep after cancelling — stated from Audible's own plan page and help articles.

  Sources checked 2026-09-13

  Read explanation

• Who qualifies for a discounted Prime membership

  The conditions Amazon publishes for Prime for Young Adults and Prime Access — who each one is described for, how the condition is confirmed, and what each one does not include.

  Sources checked 2026-09-13

  Read explanation

How it works

1. Tell us how you use the service

   A few questions, two or three at a time. No account is required.

2. We compare your needs with published plan rules

   Every comparison is drawn from the provider’s own published terms, each one listed with its source and the date it was read.

3. Get a recommendation, caveats and a better alternative

   Including the answer that no plan here fits — which comes with no sign-up link at all.