Amazon Partners with Uber Eats for Restaurant Delivery Services
Amazon has officially announced a new collaboration with Uber Eats, providing Prime members with an upgraded restaurant delivery option. This partnership replaces the previous Grubhub+ benefit that was available to members.
Exclusive Discounts for Prime Members
To celebrate this partnership, Amazon Prime members can enjoy $20 off their first two eligible Uber Eats orders of $25 or more. This limited-time promotion applies to orders from U.S. restaurants and must be placed by November 18 through linked accounts created via Amazon.
In addition to the introductory offer, Prime members will receive $0 delivery fees on eligible Uber Eats orders exceeding $25 made through the Amazon app or website. Notably, this offer operates independently of any existing Uber Eats accounts or benefits.
Simplified Ordering Experience
Customers will benefit from not having to download an additional app or create a separate Uber Eats account. By opting into the service through Amazon, users can utilize their existing Prime account details, including payment methods.
This integration allows for a seamless experience—similar to ordering products like paper towels from Amazon—except this time, it’s food like salads, burgers, or breakfast tacos being delivered via Uber Eats.
Future Promotions and Benefits
Amazon has indicated that there will be additional Prime-exclusive offers available, potentially resulting in savings of over $175 annually. Further details on these offers are expected to be released soon.
TPG Tip: Prime Visa cardholders can earn 5% back on all Uber Eats orders until December 5, 2026, provided they hold an eligible Prime membership.
Note: The information regarding the Prime Visa card has been compiled independently. Card details listed here have not been verified or provided by the card issuer.
Considerations for Users
The introductory $20 discount is applicable for both pickup and delivery options—a feature that isn’t always available with Uber Eats promotions. This allows users to potentially save the full $20 on a $25 pickup order, whereas delivery may involve additional service fees and gratuities.
Customers should note that once the introductory offer is over, it may be worthwhile to compare the overall expenses of using the Amazon-linked Uber Eats service with any promotions or incentives available through personal Uber Eats accounts. The most cost-effective option may vary based on the user’s preferences and account benefits.
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