Amazon has recently updated the terms of their partnership with Grubhub. Whereas it used to be that you would get a complimentary 12 months of Grubhub’s premium service Grubhub+, you can now get Grubhub+ for free as long as you are an Amazon Prime member. Please note that all links on this (and any post) include my Amazon affiliate link. As an Amazon associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
What do you get with Grubhub+?
Grubhub+ is Grubhub’s premium service, and comes with a few benefits:
- $0 delivery fees
- Lower service fees
- 5% back on pickup orders
- Exclusive offers
While I personally have given up on food delivery services as too overpriced for me, I can see some situations where they can make sense, especially if you have a coupon / deal and/or you have a monthly credit such as one from the American Express® Business Gold Card (see rates and fees).
It’s pretty easy to link your accounts – just sign in to both of your accounts on the Amazon / Grubhub promotion page.
And as always – check out the current Amazon deals to see what else might interest you.
More Ways To Save Money at Amazon
Amazon often has promotions where you can get a percentage or dollar value off a purchase by using at least 1 credit card point (like Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards, etc). These deals are typically targeted, but it’s a good idea to regularly check if you’re eligible, because these deals come around quite a bit. Note that it is generally a bad value to use your points to shop at Amazon, but it’s definitely worth using 1 point to save $20 – $50.
- Save at Amazon using 1 Amex Membership Rewards point
- Save at Amazon using 1 Chase Ultimate Rewards point
- Save at Amazon using 1 Citi ThankYou point
- Save at Amazon using 1 Discover point
Good luck and happy shopping
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