DoorDash stock faces new pressure as Amazon adds Uber Eats to Prime

Published on 11/11/2026 at 14:27 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

DoorDash stock faces a stronger restaurant-delivery rival after Amazon added Uber Eats to its Prime benefits. The move raises pressure on DashPass.

Prime partnership raises delivery stakes

Amazon Prime members can order Uber Eats through Amazon with waived delivery fees on orders of at least 25 US dollars.
DoorDash is pursuing its 17 billion US dollar Instacart acquisition while expanding a Lyft membership partnership.

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Amazon added Uber Eats to its US Prime benefits on Thursday, November 5, intensifying competition in restaurant delivery as DoorDash pursues its planned acquisition of Instacart. The Associated Press report carried by WPRI.com says the service took effect immediately.

Prime members can order from hundreds of thousands of restaurants through Amazon.com and the Amazon shopping app. Delivery fees are waived on eligible orders of at least 25 US dollars, while new users can receive 20 US dollars off each of their first two qualifying orders during the initial 14-day offer.

The arrangement replaces Amazon's restaurant-delivery partnership with Grubhub. Prime members pay 14.99 US dollars per month or 139 US dollars annually, giving Uber Eats access to customers who can place orders without opening a separate Uber account. Uber Chief Operating Officer Andrew Macdonald said the companies had built a more convenient restaurant-delivery experience for Prime members.

DoorDash balances growth and rivalry

The timing adds pressure to DoorDash after the company announced a proposed 17 billion US dollar purchase of Instacart in October. The companies say the combination would unite DoorDash's logistics network with Instacart's grocery technology and retailer relationships. Regulatory and shareholder approvals remain necessary before the transaction can close.

DoorDash is also broadening its connection with Lyft. The companies announced a 9.99 US dollar monthly or 96 US dollar annual membership that provides credits toward rides or delivery orders. The move gives DoorDash another route to customer frequency while Amazon and Uber use Prime distribution to compete for restaurant orders.

DoorDash stock traded at 160.83 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 14:18 CET on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.