Kobo Books
An app that sells ebooks and audiobooks and syncs with your e-reader.
What Kobo Books does
Kobo Books is the reading app from Rakuten Kobo. It sells ebooks and audiobooks, syncs with Kobo eReaders, and works with Kobo Plus, an optional subscription you start on kobo.com with a 14-day trial in the US.
Kobo is a popular alternative to Amazon for buying ebooks, and its app is where those books live on your phone. You can browse as a guest before signing in, read offline, save notes and quotes, and pick up on a Kobo eReader where you stopped on your phone.
Kobo Plus is the subscription side. You start it on kobo.com, not inside the iPhone app, and then read its catalog in the app. The US gets a 14-day free trial. Prices change by country, so check kobo.com before you sign up.
Kobo makes the most sense if you own a Kobo eReader or want to buy books outside Amazon. For free books, Libby and hoopla are better places to start.
Alternatives to Kobo Books
Who it's for
Skip it if: Anyone looking only for free books.
Pricing
Free planThe Kobo app is free, and books are sold one by one. Kobo Plus is an optional monthly subscription with a 14-day free trial in the US. You sign up on kobo.com.
Prices can vary by country. Checked 16 Oct 2026.
What people like
- Big store outside the Amazon world
- Subscription option with a free trial
- Works well alongside a Kobo eReader
Watch out for
- Kobo Plus can't be started or managed in the iPhone app
- Search filters could be better
- Subscription price varies by country
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Questions people ask
Is the Kobo app free?
Yes. You pay for the books you buy, or for Kobo Plus if you subscribe.
Can I get Kobo Plus in the iPhone app?
You start it on kobo.com, then read its books in the app. Kobo says subscriptions can't be managed in the iOS app.
Do I need a Kobo eReader?
No. The app works on its own on iPhone, iPad and Android.