Uber Eats Adds Costco Delivery Across 47 US States

In Short

Uber Eats and Costco have expanded their delivery partnership in the US. The service now covers nearly 600 Costco locations across 47 states, up from 17 states.

What Happened

Uber said Costco delivery is now available nationwide through the Uber Eats app in 47 states. The expansion covers close to 600 warehouse locations.

Costco members can order bulk groceries, fresh produce, household essentials, and other items for on-demand delivery, which means delivered as soon as possible. They can also choose scheduled delivery, which means picking a delivery time window in advance.

At checkout, shoppers add their Costco membership details to access member pricing and savings. Uber says orders can be tracked in real time, meaning customers can see the status of shopping and delivery inside the app.

The companies also announced several limited-time promos tied to the expansion. These include discounted Uber One membership pricing for eligible Costco members, discounted Uber and Uber Eats gift cards sold via Costco, and the ability to buy a Costco membership through Uber Eats with a discount on a first eligible order.

Uber noted this builds on a wider global relationship. Costco is also available on Uber Eats in Canada, Mexico, Japan, Taiwan, France, and Spain.

Why It Matters

This is another sign that food delivery apps want to be everyday shopping apps, not just restaurant ordering tools. Grocery and retail orders can be larger and more frequent than meals, which helps platforms spread delivery costs across bigger baskets.

For retailers, marketplaces like Uber Eats offer an extra digital storefront without building a full last-mile delivery operation. Last-mile delivery means the final step of getting goods from a store to a customer’s door, and it is often the most expensive part.

For African operators watching the space, the playbook is familiar. Large retailers and delivery platforms keep partnering to grow selection, improve delivery speed, and lock in subscribers through membership bundles and discounts.