Audible is a membership service that provides customers with a vast selection of audiobooks as well as podcasts, exclusive originals and more. If you see an unknown charge from Audible/Amazon, it's most often a temporary authorization charge on your account, a monthly membership charge, or an one time audiobook purchase. To get more support, visit Billing issues.

In this article:
 

• What's this charge from Audible?
• Billing issues

 

What's this charge from Audible?

The charge you see on your statement is from Audible, an Amazon company. Audible is a membership-based digital books entertainment service that sells audiobooks, original audio shows, and more.

The charges could be:
 

• A membership charge of INR 199 (plus applicable tax). Membership charges begin following the 30-day free trial period.
• A one-time audiobook purchase.
• An INR 2 temporary authorization charge.

You can view your charge from your Purchase History page on the Audible site.

If your charge doesn’t reflect any of these, please contact us with the 9-digit alphanumeric code available on your statement. Please get in touch with the Audible marketplace that best matches the charge you see:
 

If your charge comes from...	Contact
Audible, adbl.co/bill	Audible US
Audible, Audible LTD, adbl.co/pymt	Audible UK
Audible, Audible Australia Pty Ltd, adble.co/pay	Audible AU
Audible, audible.de/rg	Audible DE
Audible, audible.fr/py	Audible FR
Audible, audible.it/rc	Audible IT
Audible, Canada	Audible CA
Amazon Audible, audible.com.br/cobr	Audible BR
Audible/AMZN, Audible, Inc.	Audible IN
Audible/AMZN, Audible, Inc.	Audible JP

If you didn't mean to sign up for an Audible membership, you can cancel your membership anytime online.

Note: Deleting the Audible app will not cancel a membership.
 

Billing issues

Learn how to troubleshoot billing issues if you've been billed after you've cancelled your membership, enrolled in a free trial, charged for an incorrect amount, or if you've never signed up for an Audible membership.