Your guide to running Offers on Uber Eats

You can attract new customers and retain existing ones, by offering special deals and discounts on: 

You can combine any offers that are on the item level with any offer on the basket level, running more than one offer simultaneously.

Merchants running offers will have a differentiated storefront and a competitive edge, as they can appear higher in the feed. They can be featured in dedicated carousels or out-of-app comms.

Uber Eats offers are a powerful tool to improve conversion, giving customers an extra reason to choose your store.

Not only do offers help increase basket size and boost order volumes free of charge, but Uber service fee will be calculated on the post-promo amount.

BOGO (buy one, get one) offers typically drive larger basket sizes and sales volumes, which increases revenue despite the promotion cost.

Yes, you can! For example, try setting up a BOGO (buy one, get one) offer for all customers, and an additional 30% off the basket offer for new customers. 

This will give customers a good reason to choose your store, particularly those who have never tried it, as they will benefit from the two offers.

Yes, you can! Running ads and offers is a great way to boost your brand to the top of the feed, and attract customers with savings.

Offers work just as they would at your store. You will pay no additional fees to Uber per offer or redemption. Uber will calculate the service fee based on the post-promo amount.

The only additional cost to the merchant is the food cost related to the offer when running Buy One, Get One Free or Free Item offers, and the discount on goods when running % off item, % off basket, £ off basket or £0 Delivery Fee offers.

% off item, % off basket, £ off basket or £0 Delivery Fee offers – the promotion amount (discount in absolute or %) will be automatically deducted from your payout.

Buy One, Get One Free, Free Item offers – when you give the item for free, you will not be billed anything.