The program, which allowed Amazon Prime members to share their shipping benefits with people outside their household that didn't have a membership, will end on Oct. 1, according to the company's website. An Amazon spokesperson confirmed to FOX Business that it is ending the Invitee program, which launched in 2009, and focusing its advertising on its Amazon Family program, which includes allowing members to share several membership benefits with one other adult in their household, up to four teens added before April 7, 2025, and up to four profiles for children. These benefits include fast and free delivery on Prime eligible items, access to exclusive Prime events and deals, Prime Video, Prime Reading and access to third-party benefits like Grubhub. A breath of fresh air: 22% off the top-selling Levoit Air Purifier Amazon didn't disclose specific figures for its Prime membership in its latest earnings call.