As of October 2026, Uber One costs $9.99 a month in the US. Eligible first time members can claim a 4 week free trial, and you can cancel at any time with no additional fees.
Uber One is one membership that covers both Uber rides and Uber Eats. Whether it's worth the monthly fee depends on how often you order delivery or take rides, and on a few conditions in the small print. Here's what Uber's own US page says you get, and what you don't.
Uber One price and billing
| Detail | What Uber says |
|---|---|
| Price | $9.99 a month in the US |
| Free trial | 4 weeks for eligible first time members |
| Renewal | Auto renews at the rate and frequency you chose at sign up |
| Cancelling | Any time, with no additional fees |
| Late cancel charge | Cancel under 24 hours before renewal and you may see a charge, which Uber refunds automatically |
Uber's page says your payment method is charged at the rate and frequency you selected when you signed up, so check which option you picked if you're unsure how often you're billed.
What Uber One includes
- $0 Delivery Fee on food, grocery and other orders over the minimum subtotal from eligible stores.
- Reduced service fees on eligible delivery orders.
- Discounts on delivery and pickup orders over the minimum subtotal.
- Uber One credits back on eligible rides, plus top rated drivers.
- Automatic surge savings when rider demand is higher than usual.
- Uber One credits on hotel bookings and car rentals made through Uber.
- Member only promos and special items.
- Benefits when travelling abroad, in countries where the same benefit exists.
The conditions that decide whether it pays off
The headline is $0 delivery fees, but Uber's terms add limits that matter:
- The order minimum: $0 Delivery Fee applies only when you meet the minimum shown on the store's page.
- Distance: Uber says the $0 Delivery Fee is on standard delivery within at least 3 miles, from participating stores.
- Other fees and taxes still apply, and they don't count towards order minimums or credit benefits.
- Priority Delivery and Long Range Delivery can carry extra, optional fees.
- Only stores and rides marked with the Uber One icon qualify.
So if most of your orders are small, or from restaurants further away, you may still pay fees. Uber One pays off best for people who place bigger orders from nearby stores a few times a month, and least for occasional small orders.
Uber One on rides
On the ride side, Uber says members earn Uber One credits back on eligible rides and get top rated drivers. Automatic surge savings give you discounts when rider demand is higher than usual, which is often exactly when a ride is most expensive. Uber also lists Uber One credits on car rentals made through Uber, and credits back on hotel bookings plus discounts on select properties.
If you take rides more often than you order food, those credits may matter more to you than the delivery savings. Work out which side of Uber you use most before you judge whether $9.99 a month is worth it for you.
Ride credits and what happens when you cancel
On rides, Uber says Uber One credits are earned after an eligible ride is completed. When you travel abroad, credits from eligible rides are granted in your home currency and are usable after you return home.
There's one catch to know before you cancel. Uber's terms say Uber Cash or Uber One credits earned through the membership are revocable when the membership ends. Spend your credits before you leave, because you can't count on keeping them once the membership has ended.
How to cancel Uber One
- Open the Uber app and go to the Uber One section.
- Select Manage Membership.
- Select End Membership.
- Cancel at least 24 hours before your renewal day to avoid a charge, though Uber says a late charge is refunded automatically.
- Use any Uber One credits first, as they can be revoked when the membership ends.
My step by step guide on how to cancel Uber One walks through it, and if you're comparing ride apps, read Uber vs Lyft.
Who should pay for Uber One?
- Worth it: households that order Uber Eats or grocery delivery several times a month from nearby stores and meet the minimums.
- Worth it: frequent riders who'll use the ride credits and surge savings.
- Probably not: people who order once a month or less, or mostly place small orders.
- Probably not: anyone signing up through a partner funded pass, as Uber says Uber One benefits may not be available on those.
My verdict
At $9.99 a month, Uber One pays for itself quickly if you order delivery regularly from nearby restaurants and stores, because the delivery fee is where most of the saving comes from. Start with the 4 week free trial if you're eligible, track how many orders you'd have paid fees on, and cancel through Manage Membership if the numbers don't add up. Just spend your credits first.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is Uber One a month?
As of October 2026, Uber One costs $9.99 a month in the US.
Does Uber One have a free trial?
Yes. Uber says eligible first time members can claim a 4 week free trial, unless they receive an offer to rejoin.
Does Uber One remove all delivery fees?
No. The $0 Delivery Fee applies to eligible orders over the minimum subtotal, on standard delivery within at least 3 miles. Other fees and taxes still apply.
Can I cancel Uber One at any time?
Yes. Uber says you can cancel at any time with no additional fees, from Manage Membership in the Uber One section of the app.
What happens to Uber One credits if I cancel?
Uber says Uber Cash or Uber One credits earned through the membership are revocable when the membership ends.
Does Uber One include grocery delivery?
Yes. Uber lists $0 Delivery Fee on food, grocery and other orders over the minimum subtotal from eligible stores.
What are Uber One surge savings?
Uber says members get automatic discounts when rider demand is higher than usual.
Does Uber One work abroad?
Uber says you can earn ride credits and get $0 Delivery Fee abroad in countries where those benefits exist.
