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How to Get Credits on Audible

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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As an audiobook lover, you may be wondering how to get credits on Audible. Credits are essentially currency on Audible, allowing you to purchase audiobooks from the platform. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to get credits on Audible.

  1. Sign up for an Audible membership

Audible offers several membership plans, including a free trial. Signing up for a membership is required to get credits on Audible. You can choose between the Gold or Platinum plan, with the Platinum plan offering more credits per month. As a member, you’ll receive one credit each month, which you can use to purchase an audiobook.

  1. Purchase additional credits

If you’ve used up your monthly credit allowance, you can buy additional credits on Audible. This is a great option if you’re a heavy listener and want to buy more books each month. You can buy credits individually or in packs of three, six or twelve.

  1. Share an audiobook

Audible has a feature that allows you to share an audiobook with a friend or family member. If your recipient does not have an Audible account, they will receive a free trial and your credit will be used to purchase the audiobook. This is a great way to share your favorite books and still get credit for purchasing them.

  1. Return and exchange audiobooks

If you’re unhappy with an audiobook, you can return it within 365 days of purchase. You’ll receive a credit back to your account that you can use to purchase another book. However, this feature is limited to a certain number of exchanges per year, so use it sparingly.

  1. Participate in rewards programs

Audible occasionally offers rewards programs to its members. These programs can include earning additional credits for reaching certain milestones or completing specific actions, like writing a review or listening to a particular book. Keep an eye out for these programs to earn extra credits.

In conclusion, getting credits on Audible is easy and straightforward. By signing up for a membership, purchasing additional credits, sharing an audiobook, returning and exchanging audiobooks, and participating in rewards programs, you’ll always have credits on hand to purchase your next favorite audiobook. Happy listening!

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