Amazon has made Alexa+ available in web browsers for users in Brazil, Mobile Time reports. The assistant was already on Amazon's devices and in its Android and iOS app, and on the web it can help with tasks such as organizing events, summarizing documents and research. Conversations are saved, so the system keeps context, preferences and personalizations across devices. According to Amazon, it works in any browser.
Access requires a compatible Echo or Fire TV device and an Amazon store account set to Portuguese with a Brazil location, according to the report. Alexa+ is free in Early Access until February 15, 2027.
After that, Alexa+ will be included at no extra cost in Amazon Prime, which costs R$19.90 per month or R$166.80 per year in Brazil, Mobile Time reports. Users without Prime can pay R$99.90 per month, a plan that includes 2 TB of photo and video storage in Amazon Photos.