Amazon announced on November 5, 2026, that U.S. Prime members could order Uber Eats restaurant meals through Amazon.com or the Amazon Shopping app, with the benefit available starting that day. Eligible orders of $25 or more get a $0 delivery fee. The offer applies nationwide, according to Amazon’s announcement.
What the Prime benefit covers
To order, search for Uber Eats on Amazon.com or in the Amazon Shopping app, then use your Amazon login and saved Amazon payment method. You don’t need a new app or a separate Uber account to get started. Amazon says the service draws on Uber Eats’ network of hundreds of thousands of restaurants in nearly 10,000 U.S. cities and towns.
The waived delivery fee doesn’t remove every charge. GeekWire reported that service fees still apply. Uber One remains a separate membership, and the Prime benefit applies to orders placed through Amazon.
At launch, Amazon also offered $20 off each of the first two qualifying orders of $25 or more during the first 14 days. Prime Visa cardholders were offered 5% back on Uber Eats orders through December 5, 2026.
Amazon’s Prime restaurant-ordering arrangement with Grubhub ended on November 5, 2026. GeekWire reported that people who had already activated Grubhub+ would keep the membership at no cost through December 31, 2027.
Check the order total before placing it: the Prime benefit waives the delivery fee on qualifying orders, while service fees still apply.
What Amazon’s $175 savings estimate assumes
Amazon’s estimate of more than $175 in potential annual savings is based on typical Uber Eats ordering frequency in August 2026. The company compared Prime discounts and promotions on orders placed through Amazon with orders placed directly through Uber Eats without Uber One. Amazon says the savings vary and aren’t guaranteed, so the estimate may not match an individual member’s order habits.
How Amazon ordering relates to an Uber Eats account
Orders through the benefit use Amazon’s ordering and payment route. One commenter in an r/amex discussion reported seeing a separate Amazon order profile rather than a connection to their existing Uber Eats account. That is an individual account of the experience, not a rule established for every customer.
Amazon says it sends delivery-status updates by email and push notification, followed by a final order confirmation from Uber Eats.
