Amazon Prime Uber Eats: $0 Delivery Over $25, Grubhub+ Ends — How to Order
Prime members get $0 Uber Eats delivery on $25+ orders via Amazon from Nov 5, 2026. How to order, Grubhub+ end date, Uber One vs Prime, and FAQ.
U.S. Prime members can now order Uber Eats restaurant delivery straight from Amazon.com and the Amazon Shopping app, with a $0 delivery fee on orders of $25 or more. The new perk started on November 5, 2026, and it replaces the free Grubhub+ benefit Prime members have had since 2022. If you already turned on Grubhub+, you can keep using it through December 31, 2027, according to TechCrunch.
The catch is the threshold: free delivery now starts at $25, up from $12 under Grubhub+. Service fees still apply. Below is what changed, how to order, and who comes out ahead.
What is the new Amazon Prime Uber Eats benefit?
Amazon and Uber announced on November 5, 2026 that Uber Eats is now the restaurant delivery partner for Prime in the United States. Here is what Amazon's announcement says Prime members get:
- $0 delivery fee on Uber Eats restaurant orders of $25 or more, placed through Amazon.com or the Amazon Shopping app.
- Launch offer: $20 off each of your first two Uber Eats orders of $25 or more, used within the first 14 days.
- Prime Visa: cardholders earn 5% back on all Uber Eats orders through December 5, 2026 (an eligible Prime membership is required).
- No new account: you sign in with your Amazon login and pay with your saved Amazon payment methods. You do not need the Uber Eats app or an Uber account.
- Who's eligible: all Prime members, including Prime for Young Adults and Prime Access members. Amazon says you can also share it with one other adult in your household.
Amazon says the perk covers "hundreds of thousands" of restaurants and reaches nearly every U.S. household. Engadget reports it works in nearly 10,000 U.S. cities and towns. Amazon estimates members could save "more than $175 a year". That's Amazon's own estimate, and your savings depend on how often you order.
Is Amazon Prime Uber Eats delivery free in my country?
No. It's U.S. only for now. Amazon's announcement doesn't mention any other country. Prime members in other countries should check their local Prime benefits page.
How do I order Uber Eats through Amazon Prime?
Amazon describes the process like this:
- Go to amazon.com/ubereats, or open the Amazon Shopping app and search "Uber Eats."
- Sign in with your normal Amazon account. You don't need to create an Uber account.
- Browse restaurants near your delivery address.
- Add items until your subtotal is at least $25 if you want the $0 delivery fee.
- Check out with a payment method saved in your Amazon account. A Prime Visa earns 5% back through December 5, 2026.
- Track the order. Amazon sends email and push updates, and Uber Eats sends the final order confirmation.
Tip: Order from Amazon's Uber Eats storefront, not the Uber Eats app. The Prime discount applies to orders placed on Amazon. Ordering in the Uber Eats app is a separate experience. If you have Uber One, those perks stay with your Uber account.
What happens to my Grubhub+ from Prime?
This is the part most Prime members are searching for. Here is what has been reported:
- New Grubhub+ activations through Prime have ended. An Amazon spokesperson told TechCrunch the commercial agreement with Grubhub ended on November 5, 2026, and a Grubhub spokesperson confirmed it.
- You can't order Grubhub through Amazon anymore. TechCrunch reports that ordering Grubhub through Amazon.com and the Amazon Shopping app has stopped.
- Already activated? You keep it for now. Per TechCrunch, Prime members who already activated Grubhub+ can keep using it through December 31, 2027.
- Questions about past Grubhub orders go to Grubhub support, Stock Titan reports, citing Amazon's Grubhub page.
The joint Amazon–Uber announcement itself doesn't mention Grubhub at all. These details come from spokesperson statements reported by the press.
Grubhub+ vs Uber Eats on Prime: what changed?
| Grubhub+ via Prime (old) | Uber Eats via Prime (new) | |
|---|---|---|
| Free-delivery minimum | Over $12 (per 2024 terms) | $25 or more |
| Where you order | Grubhub app/site (and via Amazon) | Amazon.com / Amazon Shopping app |
| Separate account needed | Yes (Grubhub) | No (Amazon login) |
| Service fees | Reduced (per Grubhub+ terms) | Still apply (per GeekWire, via Stock Titan) |
| Reach | 4,000+ U.S. cities (2024) | Nearly 10,000 U.S. cities and towns (per Engadget) |
| Launch extras | — | $20 off first 2 orders ($25+) in 14 days; 5% back with Prime Visa to Dec 5, 2026 |
| Status | Ends; activated members keep it to Dec 31, 2027 (per TechCrunch) | Live from Nov 5, 2026 |
Sources: Amazon's announcement, TechCrunch, Engadget and Stock Titan's write-up of the old terms. The Grubhub+ minimum and service-fee terms are as last published in May 2024.
Is the Amazon Prime Uber Eats benefit worth it? (Decision table)
How much this perk helps depends on how you order. Here's a quick guide. It's based on the published terms only, not a hands-on test.
| Your situation | What the new perk means | Our read |
|---|---|---|
| Family or group orders, usually over $25 | Delivery fee waived on most orders | Clear win, especially in towns Grubhub didn't serve |
| Solo meals in the $12–$24 range | Under Grubhub+ these qualified; now they don't | Worse. Add an item, use pickup, or keep Grubhub+ while it lasts |
| You already pay for Uber One | Uber One perks live in the Uber app, Prime perks on Amazon | Compare per order; you may not need both |
| You activated Grubhub+ before Nov 5 | Grubhub+ still works until Dec 31, 2027 (per TechCrunch) | Use both and pick the cheaper option each time |
| Your area is missing from Grubhub | Uber Eats covers far more towns (per Engadget) | Win |
| Outside the U.S. | Not available | Check your local Prime benefits |
How much does it really save? A worked example
The math below is illustrative. Uber Eats delivery fees vary by restaurant, distance and demand, and we're not assuming any particular fee.
- Say a typical Uber Eats delivery fee in your area is $X. If you place one qualifying $25+ order a week, the perk saves about 52 × $X a year, before service fees and tips, which you still pay.
- Amazon's own estimate of "more than $175 a year" matches about $3.40 per order across 52 orders. Amazon's footnote says its savings compare orders on Amazon with ordering directly on Uber Eats without Uber One.
- Prime costs $14.99 a month or $139 a year in the U.S., according to Amazon. Nobody should buy Prime for this perk alone. It's one of many benefits.
Uber One vs Prime for Uber Eats: which should you use?
Uber One is Uber's own subscription. Stock Titan lists it at $9.99 a month, covering restaurants, groceries and other stores, with reduced service fees. The Prime perk differs in three ways: it only works on orders placed through Amazon, it only waives the delivery fee (not service fees), and it's included in Prime at no extra cost.
Rule of thumb: If you mostly order restaurant meals over $25 and already have Prime, the Amazon route may be enough. If you order groceries and convenience items through Uber often, or want lower service fees, Uber One may still be worth paying for. Check the fee breakdown at checkout in both places before you decide.
What are people saying?
The reaction so far mostly comes from the press, not members:
- TechCrunch framed the move as Amazon "ditching" Grubhub. It noted that Amazon and Uber already work together on cloud computing, Zoox robotaxis and Uber Eats inside Alexa+.
- Stock Titan focused on the threshold, noting the new $25 minimum is more than double Grubhub+'s $12. For example, a $15 order no longer gets free delivery.
We didn't find any substantial Reddit or forum threads from Prime members at the time of writing, so we haven't quoted any. The questions readers are asking most are:
- Will my existing Grubhub+ stop working?
- Does the $25 minimum include tax and tip?
- Can I use this with Uber One at the same time?
- Is it coming to Canada or the UK?
Amazon hasn't answered the second and fourth questions publicly. We'll update this post if it does.
Editor's take
This trade isn't all good news. Prime members get a much bigger network, simpler checkout and a nice two-order launch offer. But they lose the $12 threshold that made Grubhub+ useful for a solo lunch, and service fees remain. Amazon is betting that more restaurants and keeping you inside the Amazon app matter more than a lower minimum. For families it probably works out better. For people who order alone, it's a step back, which makes the Grubhub+ grace period through December 31, 2027 important. If you activated Grubhub+, don't cancel it yet.
This perk also fits a wider push to make Amazon the place where you start shopping. See our coverage of the Shop Direct Merchant Workspace and Alexa for Shopping's 100 new actions. Planning holiday meals? Compare this with the $25 Amazon Thanksgiving meal and our Amazon Grocery explainer.
FAQ
Is Uber Eats free with Amazon Prime?
The delivery fee is free ($0) on Uber Eats restaurant orders of $25 or more placed through Amazon.com or the Amazon Shopping app in the U.S. Food prices, service fees, taxes and tips still apply.
What is the minimum order for free Uber Eats delivery with Prime?
$25. Amazon's announcement says "$25 or more" in one place and "over $25" in another. We'd aim for a subtotal of at least $25.01 to be safe.
Do I need an Uber Eats account to use the Prime benefit?
No. You order with your Amazon login and pay with your Amazon payment methods.
Is Amazon Prime Grubhub ending?
Yes, for new users. The Amazon–Grubhub agreement ended on November 5, 2026. According to TechCrunch, members who already activated Grubhub+ can keep using it through December 31, 2027.
Is there an Amazon Prime Uber Eats promo code?
Amazon doesn't mention a code. The launch offer of $20 off each of your first two $25+ orders within 14 days is applied through the Amazon storefront. Be wary of "promo code" sites claiming otherwise.
Can I use Uber One and Amazon Prime together on Uber Eats?
They're separate. The Prime perk applies to orders placed through Amazon, and Uber One perks apply in Uber's own apps. Amazon hasn't said whether the two stack on one order.
Is Amazon Prime Uber Eats available in Canada or the UK?
Not at launch. The benefit is available nationwide in the U.S. only.
Does Prime for Young Adults get Uber Eats free delivery?
Yes. Amazon says the benefit covers Prime for Young Adults and Prime Access members too.
Sources
- Amazon: Amazon announces partnership with Uber Eats offering Prime members $0 delivery
- TechCrunch: Amazon ditches GrubHub, taps Uber Eats for Prime
- Engadget: Amazon teams with Uber Eats for new Prime perks
- Stock Titan: Amazon Uber Eats deal replaces Prime's free Grubhub+
- Amazon: What you need to know about Amazon today
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