Amazon offers
Prime Members: $0 Delivery Fee on
$25+ Uber Eats Restaurant Orders when you
activate the benefit.
Thanks to community member
NeoCalSaint for finding this deal.
Note: Additionally there is an offer for $20 off $25 Uber Eats orders (see
this thread for details).
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Uber Eats through Prime is mainly a delivery-fee waiver for restaurant orders of $25 or more, and it can work well for pickup or for stacking with the $20 promo and other offers. The Amazon-linked flow appears in the browser or app tile, but orders must be placed through Amazon.com/UberEats, with Amazon Pay required and no Uber gift cards. The biggest drawbacks are high service fees, marked-up menu prices, and no Uber One-style service-fee discount. It is a narrow benefit that helps most when the order is small or the promo is strong.
Common Questions (5)
No. The Prime-linked benefit waives the delivery fee on eligible restaurant orders, but it does not reduce Uber service fees the way Uber One does. That means the savings can be small on many orders, especially once tip and higher menu prices are added.
Yes. Pickup orders can still show the promo, and the delivery fee is removed on pickup as well. That makes pickup the cheapest way to use the offer if you want the $20 promo without paying delivery charges.
It can be worth it mainly for the two $20-off orders and for small or pickup orders, but it is often weaker than Uber One or regular Uber Eats promos. The main drawback is that service fees and menu markups can erase much of the delivery-fee savings.
Activate it at Amazon.com/UberEats and tap "Allow." The benefit is only for restaurant orders of $25+ placed in the Uber Eats store on Amazon, not in the Uber Eats app or website, and it ends immediately if Prime is canceled or paused.
No. Orders must be placed through the Uber Eats store on Amazon, and the benefit does not work with Uber gift cards. It also appears to require Amazon Pay, so Costco-style Uber gift card stacks do not apply.
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In my case, I have Uber One (free) and Prime anyway, so I'm just using this promo twice and probably won't use the Amazon interface again until/unless another substantial promo comes along.
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