ENDS TODAY: Get a £10 Prime Day voucher by spending £10 on a small business

Until midnight tonight, Prime members can nab a £10 voucher to spend on Prime Day purchases when they support small businesses via Amazon. As part of the lead-up to the Prime Day sale, Amazon is offering customers with a Prime subscription the opportunity to save money tomorrow when they shop today.

All you need to do is sign up for a free 30-day trial of Amazon Prime, if you’re not a member already, and spend £10 with a small business via Amazon using this link. Once you’ve made the purchase, you’ll receive an email with your £10 off voucher, which can be used on ANY purchase over the Prime Day period.

Despite the cliché, small businesses aren’t just handmade soaps and tiny trinkets. From electronic accessories and jewellery to food and beauty, there are thousands of useful and unique small shops on Amazon.

Prime Day starts tomorrow, 13 October, and runs until midnight on 14 October, so there’s plenty of time to put your £10 voucher to good use. Whether it’s going towards a bigger purchase like a smartphone, or on a little treat for yourself or a loved one, this spend-a-tenner-to-save-a-tenner incentive is a great way to support a small business in the run-up to Christmas.

If you want to make the most of this offer, you’ll need to be quick as it ends at midnight tonight. For more information on what to expect during this belated Prime Day, check out our dedicated Prime Day page.

How to save money on Prime Day with an Amazon voucher

1. Sign up for a FREE 30-day Amazon Prime subscription
2. Spend £10 with ANY small business listed here
3. Receive your £10 voucher via email
4. Spend your voucher on anything from 13 October to 14 October midnight (not just small business purchases)

Written by

Danielle Amato

As Senior Home Editor, Danielle heads up Expert Review’s home content. Alongside commissioning and editing, she’s also passionate about testing and reviewing appliances including air fryers, kettles and everything in between. Before joining Expert Reviews back in 2019, Danielle had a five-year-long career as a freelancer, writing for national magazines and websites such as Woman’s Own and At Home Magazine. As well as a decade of writing experience, Danielle is also NCTJ accredited and has an MA in Multimedia Journalism.

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