Amazon Prime Members in the US Now Get One Year of Grubhub+

Amazon is giving Prime members in the US a free one-year Grubhub+ membership, which provides unlimited $0 delivery fees on eligible food orders on Grubhub. This new partnership with Grubhub was announced ahead of Amazon’s Prime Day on July 12-13, the company’s biggest saving event of the year.

Starting today, Prime members in the U.S. can use their free Grubhub+ membership to enjoy no food-delivery fees in more than 4,000 cities with hundreds of thousands of partner restaurants in the US. A Grubhub+ subscription usually costs $10 a month, and members also get access to member-only perks and rewards

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This new partnership with Grubhub follows a previous attempt from Amazon to create its own food delivery service in the US and the UK. The service called Amazon Restaurants shut down in the US back in 2019, and Amazon also discontinued it in London a year earlier. According to a separate announcement from Grubhub parent company Just Eat Takeaway, the partnership with Amazon “automatically renews each year unless terminated by Amazon or Grubhub.”

Prime members in the US can redeem their free Grubhub+ membership for one year on the Amazon Prime perks page. Existing Grubhub+ members can also take advantage of this offer, with the exception of Grubhub Campus, Corporate, and certain existing partnership members.

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  • whistlerpro

    06 July, 2022 - 12:38 pm

    <p>Amazon Prime UK has a deal where you get Deliveroo Plus silver (free delivery on orders over £25). Amazon invested in Deliveroo which might be why they shut down their own thing. </p>

  • unkinected

    06 July, 2022 - 2:01 pm

    <p>Neat. Doesn’t say anything about household accounts though. Can this be shared with households?</p>

  • gregsedwards

    Premium Member
    06 July, 2022 - 2:02 pm

    <p>Noice! Joined!</p>

  • ghostrider

    06 July, 2022 - 5:07 pm

    <p>If your paying the monthly Amazon tax, it’s not free. It also means GrubHub will likely get a lot of new customers, even after the year is up. Companies *never* lose out.</p>

    • gregsedwards

      Premium Member
      06 July, 2022 - 8:41 pm

      <p>Groan. Yeah, and they probably expect you to pay for the food, too. It’s hardly worth it.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p>

    • qaelith2112

      12 July, 2022 - 10:42 am

      <p>If you’re already paying the "monthly Amazon tax" and would continue otherwise, then signing up for this isn’t costing you more than not signing up, so in that case it IS effectively free. </p>

  • christianwilson

    Premium Member
    07 July, 2022 - 10:55 am

    <p>This is cool. I don’t order delivery enough anymore to get much benefit from it. I wish it had been an offer during the pandemic when I was using services like GrubHub to order lunch at the office. </p>

    • christianwilson

      Premium Member
      07 July, 2022 - 10:56 am

      <p>(I get the pandemic is still ongoing. I should have said "during lockdown")</p>

  • bbennett40

    08 July, 2022 - 8:59 am

    <p>Interesting. GrubHub is pretty bad where I live. Many businesses refuse to accept their business.</p>

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