Amazon Prime members can now order Uber Eats meals without delivery fees

Amazon Prime subscribers in the United States can now order food from Uber Eats directly through Amazon.com or the retailer’s mobile app starting Thursday. The deal removes delivery fees for orders totaling more than $25, a change that applies immediately for all active members.

Prime members pay $14.99 per month or $139 per year for the subscription, which traditionally includes free shipping on eligible items. This new benefit joins other recent additions to the membership package. To encourage adoption, Amazon and Uber Eats are offering a $20 discount on the first two orders of $25 or more. This promotion is available for the first 14 days after the service launches.

This partnership replaces Amazon’s previous agreement with Grubhub, which began in 2024. Amazon stated that the Grubhub offer will end once the Uber Eats integration goes live. Andrew Macdonald, Uber’s president and chief operating officer, described the new setup in a joint release. He said the companies built an experience designed to make restaurant delivery feel as natural and affordable as ordering other products on the platform.

The move occurs amid shifting dynamics in the food delivery market. DoorDash announced last month that it would pay $17 billion to acquire Instacart. That acquisition aims to combine DoorDash’s logistics network with Instacart’s grocery technology and retailer relationships. The deal could reshape competition for both grocery and restaurant delivery services in the U.S. and globally.

Walmart has also expanded its own delivery efforts. The retailer partnered with Subway this past summer, its largest in-store restaurant tenant. It has since added select locations for Dunkin’ and Papa Johns to its platform. Walmart now lists 2,400 restaurant locations on its delivery service.

Greg Cathey, Walmart’s senior vice president of e-commerce transformation, provided data on the performance of that program. Since launching delivery with Subway, 65% of those orders have included additional items from Walmart’s inventory.