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It's surprisingly easy to share your $99 Amazon Prime membership with someone else
Sign in to Amazon.com, then click "Manage Your Content and Devices" in the Your Account section. Next, navigate to Settings on the far right column. You can add someone to your account under "Households And Family Library."
Amazon recommends that you're with the person you'd like to invite when you start the process, unless that person is comfortable giving you their Amazon login info.
This means you'll both be able to make purchases on Amazon with the other's credit card — another reason to be sure that the person you invite is family, a significant other, or a close friend you trust.
Amazon lets a household have access to each other's apps, audiobooks from Audible, and Kindle e-books.
To share Amazon's Netflix competitor with someone else, you have to set up 1-Click, an aptly-named Amazon payment option which allows you to buy things with only one click of your mouse. After you click the button, the product is charged to the card and shipped to the address that's associated with 1-Click.
You can only have one card and one address associated with 1-Click, though the person you're sharing with can still charge products to different cards and ship them to different addresses
You can enable Prime Video sharing at a later time or change who you're sharing your perks with.
For more about Amazon Household, check out Amazon's detailed FAQ.
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