How to find every subscription on your Amazon account

An Amazon account can carry several kinds of subscription at once: the Prime membership, add-on video channels, reading and audio subscriptions, music, and recurring product deliveries. They appear on statements as Amazon charges, which makes them hard to tell apart.

The Memberships & Subscriptions page

On the Amazon website, open Account & Lists and choose Memberships & Subscriptions. In the shopping app, open the menu, go to Your Account, and find Memberships & Subscriptions under the account settings. The page lists active memberships and subscriptions with their renewal dates and a link to manage each one. Labels vary slightly by country and app version.

Prime Video channels

Channels added inside Prime Video are separate subscriptions on top of Prime, each billed monthly. They appear on the Memberships & Subscriptions page and can be cancelled there. They are the most commonly forgotten Amazon charges, because they are often added for a single series.

Subscribe & Save

Recurring product deliveries are managed in the Subscribe & Save section of your account rather than as a digital subscription. Check it separately: each item has its own schedule, and a delivery you no longer need is a recurring charge like any other.

Digital services with their own settings

Reading, audio and music subscriptions are usually listed on the same page, but some details — such as membership credits or plan changes — are handled in the service’s own settings. If a service is not where you expect, search your Amazon order history and email for its name.

Household and other accounts

Subscriptions belong to the Amazon account that bought them. If your household has more than one account, or you have an older account under another email address, each has its own Memberships & Subscriptions page. A charge you cannot find on your page may be on one of the others.

Before you cancel Prime

Prime bundles several benefits, and cancelling it affects all of them at once. Check whether anything you rely on comes with it. If the question is whether Prime is worth it at all, see is Amazon Prime worth it; the cancellation steps are in how to cancel Amazon Prime.

Matching Amazon charges

Amazon charges on your statement do not always name the service. Your Amazon order history and the email receipts for digital subscriptions show which charge belongs to which service.

Keeping Amazon subscriptions separate in your list

Several Amazon subscriptions on one card look like one company on a statement. SubTracker lists each one with its own renewal date, so a channel added for one series does not quietly run for a year. SubTracker does not connect to your bank or to Apple, Google, PayPal or Amazon — you add each subscription once yourself, which takes about ten minutes and means nobody else sees your transactions.