Amazon Prime and Uber Eats have officially partnered. Prime members can now order from Uber Eats through Amazon, and there’s a great offer: Get $20 off each of your first two orders of $25 or more, for up to $40 in savings! You can choose delivery or pickup, making this a pretty good deal.

Here are the details:

  • Offer: Get $20 off each of your first two orders of $25 or more, for up to $40 in savings.
  • Offer ends: November 18, 2026, at 11:59 PM PST.
  • Eligibility: Amazon Prime members, including Prime Student/Young Adults and Prime Access members.
  • Eligible orders: Qualifying delivery and pickup orders, up to two uses per customer.
  • How to use: Place your Uber Eats order through the Amazon website or the Amazon Shopping App.

In addition to this $40 offer, Prime members can get a $0 Delivery Fee on future Uber Eats orders placed through Amazon when the restaurant order is at least $25. There’s no need to subscribe to Uber One. However, Service Fees, taxes, and tips still apply.

Note that this benefit is only available through Amazon; you can’t place an order directly in the regular Uber Eats App. Uber Eats gift cards, Amazon gift cards, and regular Uber Eats promo codes also can’t be used. The $25 minimum doesn’t include taxes, and your order must still be at least $25 after other discounts are applied. Some restaurants’ BOGO offers may also be combined with this deal, so you can check at checkout.

Additionally, Amazon Prime Visa cardholders can earn 5% cash back on orders placed through this channel. This offer runs through December 5, 2026.

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I think this $40 offer is worth taking advantage of, especially since you can choose pickup and avoid delivery-related fees. If you already have a Prime membership, it’s an easy perk to use. Amazon’s previous partnership with Grubhub has ended, though, so Uber Eats is now the main option for free delivery benefits going forward.