How does Audible's credit system work?

Audible's credit system is designed to allow subscribers to access audiobooks with great flexibility and ease. When a user subscribes to an Audible membership, they receive one or more credits each month, depending on the type of membership chosen. Each credit can be used to purchase one audiobook, regardless of its price, meaning users can pick any title without concern for cost. If a member does not use their credits within a month, they will roll over to the next month, allowing users to accumulate credits. However, there is usually a limit on the number of credits that can be stored, which is often capped at six. This encourages regular use of the service. Additionally, Audible often has promotions and sales, making it possible for members to purchase audiobooks at discounted prices even without using their credits. Users can also exchange their audiobooks for credits if they are not satisfied with a purchase. For specific details on credit expiration, limits, or any ongoing promotions, it is advisable to check Audible's official website.