Amazon Teams With Uber Eats to Add New Prime Delivery Perk in the US
Amazon will let US customers order Uber Eats food directly on its website and shopping app. Prime members are promised $0 delivery fees on orders of $25 or more.
Amazon, the technology and e-commerce company, has expanded the benefits of its Prime subscription program in the United States. Orders from the food delivery platform Uber Eats can now be placed directly on the Amazon.com website and in the Amazon Shopping app.
What Prime members get
Under the partnership with Uber, Prime members will pay $0 in delivery fees on Uber Eats orders of $25 or more placed through Amazon. Amazon also promises offers available only to Prime members on its own platforms.
No separate Uber account is needed to place an order. The integration will be supported in nearly 10,000 cities and towns across the US.
Potential savings
According to Amazon's release, the Uber Eats integration could save Prime users as much as $175 a year. The actual amount will vary depending on how often a person relies on food delivery.
Earlier similar offer
Amazon has previously offered a food delivery perk through Prime. Starting in 2022, members received a year of free GrubHub+ access, a subscription that includes $0 delivery fees and other benefits tied to GrubHub orders. That program became a permanent Prime benefit in 2024.
Prime is Amazon's subscription program, which carries a long list of member perks. The Uber Eats integration adds another one.
