Amazon just discounted a gift membership to Prime by 10% as a Black Friday deal - here's how to get it

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• Right now, for a limited time, Amazon Prime members can save 10% on gifting 3-month and 12-month Amazon Prime memberships.
• Three-month gift memberships are temporarily $35 (usually $39), and 12-month memberships are $107 (usually $119).
• Prime memberships come with fast, free delivery, access to thousands of TV shows and movies with Prime Video, streaming access to millions of songs, free e-books, unlimited photo storage, and more members-only benefits.

For Black Friday, Amazon Prime members can save 10% on 3-month and 12-month Amazon Prime gift memberships. That's $4-$12 off, and Prime Video members can take advantage of the savings, too, if they sign up for a full Prime membership.

If any special someone in your life doesn't have Amazon Prime, now may be as good a time as any. On the day you choose, Amazon will email the deal to the recipient with instructions on how to redeem the gift. This deal is limited to one per account and only available for a short time.

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