A Costco run no longer has to involve navigating a crowded warehouse or finding room in the car for bulk groceries. The retailer has expanded its partnership with Uber Eats, bringing on-demand and scheduled delivery to every U.S. state where Costco operates.
According to People, the Costco Uber Eats expansion now covers 47 states and nearly 600 warehouse locations, up from just 17 states previously. Members can order fresh produce, household essentials, bulk groceries, and other familiar Costco finds directly through the delivery app.
Costco Uber Eats Delivery Now Reaches Nearly 600 Locations
Ordering works much like any other retail purchase through the app. Shoppers search for their nearest Costco, add items to their cart, and connect their Costco membership account during checkout. From there, they can choose immediate delivery or schedule an order for later and track it as it makes its way to their door.
The nationwide rollout also comes with several limited-time savings. Eligible Costco members can receive 50% off their first year of an annual Uber One membership and 20% off in later years. Costco is also offering $100 Uber and Uber Eats gift cards for $79.99 at participating warehouses and online. Uber One members can receive no Uber fees on eligible grocery and retail orders over $60 at select stores, though terms and other charges may still apply.
The Partnership Gives Shoppers Another Way to Skip the Warehouse Trip
People who do not already belong to Costco can also purchase a membership through Uber Eats for a limited time. New members can then receive 30% off their first eligible Costco order. PEOPLE also reports that customers can get 20% off their first three qualifying Costco orders of $60 or more, with savings capped at $25 per order.
Costco and Uber first launched their partnership in 2024, and the service has continued to grow beyond the United States. Customers can also access Costco through Uber Eats in countries including Canada, Mexico, Japan, Taiwan, France, and Spain. For longtime shoppers, the expanded Costco Uber Eats option adds another way to stock up without making the traditional warehouse trip. It may not recreate the experience of wandering the aisles and discovering an unexpectedly giant snack, but for busy days or last-minute needs, having those familiar bulk purchases arrive at the front door could be a welcome alternative.