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You can add one other adult and up to four kids to your Amazon Family, which allows everyone in the group to access all the standard benefits—and you don't have to live together. This feature used to be called the "Amazon Household," but was recently changed with the intention of making it a little less confusing. (A different feature, which allowed Prime members to invite others outside their household to share their free shipping benefits, also officially ended as of Oct. 1.)
How to share Amazon Prime benefits with your family
To get started, you’ll need an Amazon account and a Prime membership (so here’s how to sign up for Amazon Prime if you don’t have it already). After logging in, head over to the Amazon Family page, which you'll find by clicking Your Account, then Your Amazon Family. There, you'll find the option to add one other adult and up to four kids under age 12. (You used to be able to add up to four teens, too, but as of April 2025, Amazon stopped that practice, stating "Amazon accounts and shopping profiles are intended for adult shoppers." Sorry, teens. However, if your teen was added before April 7, they'll retain their status in your Amazon Family.)
From here, they will receive an invitation via email to join your Family. To accept, they’ll click Get Prime Benefits and follow the prompts to agree to wallet sharing (and to cancel their own Prime membership if they have one). Invitations are valid for 14 days. If the person you want to invite doesn’t have an Amazon account, they can create one during sign-up.
A few limitations:
Families members must have an address in the same country (but do not have to have the same address).
If you need to remove someone from your Amazon Family, you can do so via the Manage Your Family page.
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