Amazon and Uber Launch Prime Food Delivery Benefit

Amazon and Uber have launched an integration that lets U.S. Prime members order Uber Eats meals through Amazon.com or the Amazon Shopping app, with delivery fees waived on qualifying orders of $25 or more. Customers can use their Amazon credentials and do not need a separate Uber account, the companies said. The service is available in nearly 10,000 U.S. cities and towns, according to Amazon. The benefit makes Uber Eats Amazon’s restaurant delivery partner for Prime members in the United States. Amazon’s commercial partnership with Grubhub ended Thursday, according to an Amazon spokesperson. Amazon had offered Grubhub access to Prime members since 2022 and made the membership an ongoing Prime benefit in 2024. The new integration allows members to browse restaurant listings, select items and pay through Amazon. Uber Eats’ delivery network handles fulfillment, while Amazon manages the ordering process and delivery alerts, according to the service description. Uber Eats sends the final receipt. The offering includes national chains and regional and independent restaurants available through the delivery network. Amazon and Uber say promotional offers could provide users with more...