Overview
- Amazon and Uber announced the partnership on Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026, and made it available immediately for Prime members across the United States.
- Prime members can place Uber Eats orders directly on Amazon.com or in the Amazon Shopping app using existing Amazon credentials and payment methods without creating a separate Uber Eats account.
- Orders of $25 or more from qualifying restaurants placed through Amazon carry a $0 delivery fee for Prime members and a launch promotion offers $20 off each of the first two qualifying orders for 14 days.
- The deal replaces Amazon’s prior Grubhub Prime perk going forward, though some reports say Grubhub+ activations already enabled through Prime remain usable under their existing terms through 2027.
- The partnership gives Uber access to tens of millions of Prime shoppers while expanding Amazon’s member benefits and may alter competitive dynamics in food and grocery delivery, a shift that coincided with a modest near-term dip in Amazon’s stock price.