Audible Plus Announced; Will Offer Members Access to Thousands of Audiobooks, Podcasts at No Extra Cost

Audible Plus catalogue was introduced on Friday by the Amazon-owned audiobook and podcast platform for customers in India. It affords over 15,000 titles that features audiobooks, podcasts, and Audible Originals to paid subscribers at no further price. The free titles will likely be out there in Hindi and English. Audible presently affords new customers a free membership trial for 30 days. Throughout this era, listeners can entry Audible Plus content material with out restriction. After the primary month, subscribers should pay the usual price of Rs. 199 monthly to proceed listening.

As detailed on its web site, Audible states that the brand new Plus catalogue will function Audible Originals, that are platform-exclusive audiobooks and sequence, in addition to widespread audiobooks and podcasts. Audible Plus might be accessed by iOS and Android customers through the free Audible app out there on Google Play retailer and Apple’s App retailer. Customers can even hear on any gadget with Alexa assist. Moreover, the platform may also have content material earlier out there on Audible Suno App free-of-cost.

The brand new Audible Originals embody titles comparable to “Secrets and techniques of Good Well being,” “Buri Nazar,” “Sasural Surprise Phool,” and extra.

Audible Plus catalogue could have a group of Indian in addition to international audiobooks together with the likes of “Dharmayoddha Kalki,” “The Karadi Tales,” “The Panchatantra,” “Autobiography of a Yogi,” “The Prophet,” “My Man Jeeves,” “A Quick Historical past of Practically All the pieces,” “Sherlock Holmes: The Definitive Assortment,” “The Metamorphosis,” and extra.

Non-paid listeners on Audible may also be capable to entry over 150 podcasts and Audible Originals, along with over 40,000 widespread podcasts. The corporate stated in a press launch, “New Audible Originals launched on the free tier embody a number of new exhibits that includes celebrities together with Sanya Malhotra, Varun Sharma, Kubbra Sait, Sayani Gupta, Shabir Ahluwalia, Sriti Jha, Nakuul Mehta, and Rithvik Dhanjani.”