Amazon Prime Uber Eats: $0 Delivery Checker
Prime members get a $0 delivery fee on Uber Eats restaurant orders of $25 or more, but only when the order starts from Amazon. Check yours below.
Quick answers
- Does Prime include Uber Eats? Yes, as a $0 delivery fee on qualifying restaurant orders of $25 or more, only when you order through Amazon. It is not a free Uber One membership.
- The $20 off deal: for the first 14 days after the November 5, 2026 launch, Amazon gives $20 off each of your first two Uber Eats orders of $25 or more. It is applied on Amazon; Amazon’s announcement mentions no promo code.
- Where to order: amazon.com/ubereats, or search “Uber Eats” in the Amazon Shopping app. No Uber Eats account needed.
Will this order get $0 delivery?
Type your food subtotal to check.
How much would you save in a year?
Fill in both boxes to see the delivery fees you would skip in a year.
What Amazon Prime Uber Eats gives you
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Started | November 5, 2026, for Prime members nationwide in the US |
| Benefit | $0 delivery fee on qualifying Uber Eats restaurant orders of $25 or more placed through Amazon |
| Still charged | Service fees, taxes, tips and other applicable charges may apply |
| Not covered | Grocery and retail orders; orders placed in the regular Uber Eats app; Uber One perks |
| Who is eligible | Prime, Prime for Young Adults and Prime Access members; one adult in your household can share it through Amazon Family |
| Launch offer | First 14 days: $20 off each of your first two orders of $25+. Prime Visa: 5% back on Uber Eats orders through Dec 5, 2026 |
| Prime price | $14.99 a month or $139 a year, 30-day free trial for eligible customers |
How to order
- Go to amazon.com/ubereats, or open the Amazon Shopping app and search “Uber Eats”.
- Log in with your Amazon account. No new app or Uber Eats sign-up is needed. Amazon may ask you to confirm permissions the first time.
- Pick a nearby restaurant, get the food subtotal to $25 or more, and pay with your Amazon payment methods.
- Check that the delivery fee shows $0 at checkout. If it doesn’t, Amazon Support handles Prime and billing problems.
Sources: Amazon, “Amazon brings $0 delivery on Uber Eats to Prime members” (aboutamazon.com, 2026-11-05) and Uber’s “Amazon Partnership FAQ” (help.uber.com). Amazon does not say whether the $25 is counted before or after tax, so the checker uses the food subtotal; check the cart on Amazon. Terms can change; this page is updated when they do.
Amazon Prime Uber Eats not working? Check these
- You ordered in the Uber Eats app. The $0 delivery fee only applies to orders placed on Amazon (amazon.com/ubereats or the Amazon Shopping app).
- The food subtotal is under $25. Add an item until the cart reaches $25; the checker above shows how much is missing.
- It is a grocery or retail order. Only Uber Eats restaurant orders from qualifying restaurants are covered.
- You are not on an eligible Prime plan. Prime, Prime for Young Adults and Prime Access qualify; a shared household member must be added through Amazon Family.
- You expected the other fees to go away. Service fees, taxes and tips can still apply; only the delivery fee is waived.
- The $20 off didn’t show. It only applies to your first two orders of $25 or more, and only during the first 14 days after launch.
Still stuck: for Prime or billing problems contact Amazon Support; for a problem with one order, open Uber Eats through Amazon, then Orders › View Receipt › Get Help.
What this page won’t do
- It can’t see your cart or account. It only applies the published rules to the numbers you type; nothing is sent anywhere.
- The yearly estimate assumes every order is a qualifying restaurant order started from Amazon, and uses the fee you type. Real fees vary by restaurant and distance.
- “Qualifying restaurant” is not defined by Amazon, so some restaurants may not show the $0 fee.
FAQ
What is Amazon Prime Uber Eats?
From November 5, 2026, Prime members in the US can order Uber Eats restaurant delivery through Amazon (amazon.com/ubereats or the Amazon Shopping app) and get a $0 delivery fee on qualifying restaurant orders of $25 or more. No new app or Uber Eats sign-up is needed; you log in with your Amazon account.
Do I need to start from Amazon?
Yes. Uber says you must start from Amazon for the benefit to apply. Orders placed in the regular Uber Eats app do not get it.
Is the delivery fee really the only thing waived?
Yes. Uber says service fees, taxes, tips and other applicable charges may still apply on top of the $0 delivery fee.
Does Uber One work on Amazon orders?
No. Uber says Uber One benefits do not apply to Amazon orders. Amazon orders use a separate Uber Eats account linked to your Amazon account, with its own order history and payment methods.
Does it cover grocery?
No. The partnership covers restaurant delivery only. Grocery and retail orders are not included. (Prime has its own Same-Day Delivery on Amazon Grocery orders over $25.)
Is there a launch offer?
Amazon says that for the first 14 days, members get $20 off each of their first two Uber Eats orders of $25 or more, and Prime Visa cardholders earn 5% back on Uber Eats orders through December 5, 2026. Check Amazon for current terms.
Can I share it with my household?
Amazon says Prime members can share restaurant delivery with one adult in their household through Amazon Family. Prime for Young Adults and Prime Access members are eligible too.
Where do I get help with an order?
Open Uber Eats through Amazon, then Help in the menu; for one order go to Orders, View Receipt, Get Help. For Prime, billing or Amazon account problems contact Amazon Support.