Amazon is getting back into restaurant delivery with Uber Eats team-up
Amazon and Uber are teaming up to make Uber Eats the official restaurant delivery partner for Prime subscribers in the US. The news comes as Uber faces a drastically reshaped competitive landscape with the merging of rivals DoorDash and Instacart. Under the new partnership, Amazon Prime subscribers will get $0 delivery fees on restaurant orders […]
Amazon Prime members can now order food from Uber Eats without paying a delivery fee, according to a recent announcement. The company has partnered with Uber Eats to offer Prime members a convenient way to get restaurant meals delivered to their doorstep. By placing their orders through Amazon, Prime members can enjoy a $25+ food delivery without incurring any extra charges.
To take advantage of this perk, users must place their Uber Eats orders directly through Amazon's platform, and no additional apps, accounts, or credentials are needed. Amazon is replacing its previous partnership with Grubhub, which offered similar benefits to Prime members. The new Uber Eats collaboration is the latest change in the delivery industry, coming after DoorDash announced plans to acquire Instacart in a $17 billion deal, and Walmart expanding its delivery capabilities through a workforce of gig workers.
The Uber Eats partnership adds to a list of perks for Prime members, which already includes free access to Alexa+, same-day fresh grocery delivery, and a fuel discount.
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