Amazon and Uber Eats are bringing restaurant orders directly to US Prime members through Amazon’s app and website, replacing Grubhub as the membership’s official restaurant delivery partner. The partnership with Uber includes waived delivery fees on orders over $25 , without requiring customers to create an Uber account.
The switch takes effect on November 5, 2026. Amazon said its commercial agreement with Grubhub ends that day, closing an arrangement that began in 2022 with free Grubhub+ subscriptions for Prime members and expanded in 2024 into an ongoing membership offer.
How Amazon and Uber Eats ordering works
Prime members can order takeout through Amazon using their existing payment methods . Amazon manages the ordering process and delivery notifications, while Uber Eats provides the final receipt. Customers do not need to use the separate Uber Eats app.
During the first two weeks of the partnership, Prime members can also get $20 off their first two orders of $25 or more through Amazon and Uber Eats. Uber says the integration lets shoppers order meals alongside groceries and everyday household items in one place.
The change ends Grubhub ordering through Amazon’s website and shopping app. It does not immediately end every activated Grubhub+ benefit: Prime members who have already activated that membership can continue using it through December 31, 2027 .
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