Computers, Laptops & Tablets Tablets What's Amazon Subscribe & Save? Get a discount on your favorite Amazon products by Nicholas Congleton Writer Nick Congleton has been a tech writer and blogger since 2015. His work has appeared in PCMech, Make Tech Easier, Infosec Institute, and others. our editorial process Twitter LinkedIn Nicholas Congleton Updated on November 03, 2020 The Ultimate Guide to Shopping Online The Ultimate Guide to Shopping Online Introduction Online Shopping Basics Pros and Cons of Shopping Online Tips for Safe Online Shopping Best Online Shopping Websites Best Sites for Online Grocery Shopping Ordering Food Online 7 On-Demand Delivery Service Apps How Does Grubhub Work? Using Walmart's Grocery App How to Use Google Delivery to Order In From Local Restaurants How Does Uber Eats Work? How Does Doordash Work? What Is Postmates? How Does Instacart Work? How Does Shipt Work? Best Ways to Save Money Online Best Grocery Store Price Comparison Apps How to Get Free Shipping What Is Wikibuy & How Does It Work? What Is the 'Honey App'? Best Coupon Websites Best Online Auction Websites What is the Wish App? Using the Amazon Prime Whole Foods Discount What's Amazon Subscribe and Save? Easy Shopping Options Best Mobile Shopping Apps Top Social Shopping Websites You Need to Check Out Cancel Services You Don't Need How to Cancel Your Shipt Membership How to Cancel Amazon Fresh Cancel Instacart Orders, Memberships & Free Trials Tweet Share Email If you do most of your shopping online, the Amazon Subscribe & Save program can save you time and money. By committing to purchase certain items you need on a regular basis, you can get household goods delivered automatically at a discount. Amazon Prime members get free shipping. What Is Subscribe & Save? Instead of manually ordering the same items when you run out, set up your Amazon account to automatically order items on a set time frame that you choose. Because you agree to make multiple purchases over time, Amazon offers between a five and 15 percent discount on the items to which you subscribe. The real strength of the program is convenience. When you subscribe to an item, you don't need to remember to buy it. That means you can get the things you use (and run out of) most delivered automatically. Amazon Subscribe & Save is great for necessary household items like trash bags, paper goods, and cleaning products. It's also an excellent idea for things you use daily, like coffee or toothpaste. How to Set Up Amazon Subscribe & Save On the items where it's available, you can choose Subscribe & Save as an option when you add the item to your cart: Open your browser and go to Amazon.com. If you're not logged into your account, go to Account & Lists, select Sign In, and then enter your account credentials. Search for an item that you want to be delivered automatically. When you find an item you want to subscribe to, select Subscribe & Save in the pricing options section. Subscribe & Save is not listed as an option for all Amazon products. Below the subscription price, you'll see the options to change the quantity and set a delivery schedule. When you're set, select Subscribe now. You may need to enter your Amazon password a second time to confirm and move to the checkout process. On the Amazon checkout screen, edit your payment or delivery options. When you're ready, select Place your order to finalize your subscription. Amazon will regularly send your item based on the schedule you set. You'll receive your recurring shipments regularly based on the original delivery date. How to Manage Amazon Subscribe & Save It's possible to change your subscription settings and see what's being delivered and when. From any page on Amazon, go to Account & Lists > Your Subscribe & Save Items. You'll arrive on a page with your upcoming deliveries listed across the top and suggested items along the bottom. Select an item to edit the subscription. A new window opens with options to change the delivery schedule and quantity. You can also cancel your subscription. Once you save the changes, your new subscription preferences are applied. If your order is being processed, you may have to cancel the Amazon order manually. Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Get the Latest Tech News Delivered Every Day Email Address Sign up There was an error. Please try again. You're in! Thanks for signing up. There was an error. Please try again. Thank you for signing up. Tell us why! Other Not enough details Hard to understand Submit