[AndrewWarner]

The Libby app has free, unlimited audiobooks.

I read a few commenters here talk about how expensive Audible is. Not only does this eliminate the cost, but I’ve found that when I have unlimited access, it leads me to try audiobooks I never would have considered before.

The one possible downside is that you need to walk into your library for a moment and get a library card. But it’s easy.

And if you don’t live in the US it might not be available, which is always painful

[fokinsean]

Is there a license limit with Libby? I'm currently using Overdrive, but I usually have to wait for popular audiobooks to come available because they only have a few licenses allowed to be "checked out" at a single time.

[vinay427]

As I understand it, Libby is just a different interface to Overdrive with the same availability based on your library.

Hoopla, if your library supports it (few do in my experience), has a different selection with no waitlists.

[ratliffchrisb]

How are you getting unlimited books? I'm limited to the few hundred my local library has.

[vinay427]

Yes, this is definitely true, though some libraries have significantly larger collections of ebooks and audiobooks on Overdrive/Libby. If your library participates with Hoopla, it may have a different selection and Hoopla does not have waitlists.