How to subscribe for free using Twitch Prime

William Davis Published 23/10/2022

Subscribing to a channel is the best way to show support for your favorite creators and unlock exclusive rewards. Subscriptions cost money, but did you know you can subscribe for free to one channel? We’ll teach you exactly how to subscribe Twitch Prime.

Prime Gaming is a perk for Amazon Prime users. Through Prime Gaming, players get access to free exclusive content in their favorite games. Some of the titles include Apex Legends, League of Legends, Valorant, PUBG, Pokemon Go, and many more. This content renews every month, the rewards never stop coming.

Every month, Prime Gaming adds a selection of free games for users to get. For example, during the month of October, Total War: WARHAMMER II is free with Prime. In the Epic Games Store, this title sells for $46.99. The offer includes at least five titles from different developers, players can get them all. The only downside is that these games are available for PC only.

One of the perks of Prime Gaming is a free subscription on Twitch. Like a regular subscription, players will have to choose to renew it every month. It works like a regular subscription, in the sense that it unlocks the same rewards, and you can earn multi-month subscriber badges.

Subscribing with Prime Gaming

When you click the subscription button on a Twitch channel, the option to get a free Sub will show. It will prompt you to login with your Amazon account.

Once you login to Prime Gaming and complete linking the accounts, the option to subscribe using Prime will show on Twitch. From there, the only thing to do is subscribe to the channel of your choosing.

If you already subscribe to a channel using Prime, it will show the exact day when you can use the free sub again.  

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