Amazon has replaced the Grubhub+ benefit on Prime with an Uber Eats offer, and the order size needed for free delivery has more than doubled.
The Grubhub+ perk gave Prime members free food delivery on orders over $12. That benefit has ended. The Uber Eats arrangement sets the minimum at $25, a $13 increase that takes the threshold to roughly 2.1 times its old level.
That shifts the story from which delivery app sits behind the Prime logo to the fine print. A membership perk is only as useful as the spending it requires, and this one now asks for about twice as much. The benefit keeps its basic shape, free delivery on a qualifying order, but the bar for qualifying is much higher than before.
Any order between $12 and $25 that earned free delivery under Grubhub+ no longer does.