Personal Finance / Credit Cards Amazon Prime and Uber Eats partnership: $0 delivery fees on $25+ orders for Prime members Yahoo Personal Finance · Ben Walker (CEPF, CFEI®) · Senior Writer, Credit Cards Fri, November 13, 2026 at 2:03 PM EST 2 min read As of November 5, 2026, all U.S. Amazon Prime members now automatically receive exclusive Uber Eats benefits in a new partnership between the Amazon loyalty program and the food delivery service.
$0 delivery fees on qualifying Uber Eats restaurant delivery orders of $25 or more
Introductory, limited-time discounts (you can get two $20 discounts on eligible orders, but these offers end on 11/18/26)
Prime Visa cardholders earn 5% back on Uber Eats through December 5, 2026
As someone who frequently uses Uber Eats and other food delivery services thanks to credits and benefits from travel credit cards, I find this new partnership slightly lackluster. The $0 delivery fees do nothing for me since I almost always order pickup and already get $0 delivery through my Uber One membership (thank you, I guess, American Express Platinum Card®).
Still, as a free benefit for Prime members, this isn't a bad thing. And for anyone who can take advantage of the two $20 off $25+ order discounts, it's quite nice.
I will say, though, after already using one of these discounts, that it's a bit strange to have to place your order through the Uber Eats platform embedded in Amazon. As in, it's more janky than just using the Uber Eats app. Once I'm done with the discounts, I'll probably never use the in-Amazon Uber Eats app again unless there's further reason to do so.
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