So, you got hooked on Uber Eats. Launched in 2014, it's the app we all open when we're too tired to cook. Their Uber One subscription, costing between $9.99 and $99.99, seems like a great deal at first. Maybe you signed up to binge-watch the latest season of The Bear with restaurant-quality food and now you're just stuck with a recurring fee. It happens. This guide shows you how to cancel on iOS, Android, and desktop, which could save you up to $100 a year. Let's stop those automatic payments.
How to Cancel Uber Eats Subscription on Mobile (iOS & Android)
Canceling on your phone is probably the fastest way. The steps are pretty much the same for both iOS and Android. Just be ready for a few 'Are you sure?' screens designed to make you stay. It's a bit annoying, but you can get through it.
1 Open the Uber Eats App
First, open the Uber Eats app on your iPhone or Android device. Make sure you're logged into the correct account.
2 Navigate to Your Account
Tap on the 'Account' icon, which you'll usually find in the bottom-right corner of the screen.
3 Select 'Uber One'
In your account menu, select 'Uber One'. This section has all the details about your membership.
4 Find 'Manage Membership'
Scroll down to find the 'Manage Membership' option. It can sometimes be hidden below the list of your benefits.
5 End Your Membership
Tap 'End Membership' and follow the prompts to confirm. They might try to win you back with an offer. Just stick to your guns and confirm the cancellation. I had to tap it twice for it to register once, so be persistent if it feels buggy.
How to Cancel Uber Eats Subscription on Desktop
If you're at your computer, canceling on the website is just as easy. A user on Reddit mentioned the page timed out on them, so if it acts weird, just give it a refresh. Weirdly, this method seems more reliable than the app for some people.
1 Go to the Uber Eats Website
Open your web browser and go to the official Uber Eats website. Make sure you log in.
2 Click Your Profile Icon
Click on your profile name or icon in the top-right corner of the page to open the main menu.
3 Choose 'Uber One'
From the dropdown menu, select 'Uber One' to go to your membership dashboard.
4 Locate 'Manage Membership'
On the Uber One page, find the 'Manage Membership' section. It should be clearly visible.
5 Confirm the Cancellation
Click 'End Membership' and complete the final confirmation steps. That's it. You're free.
Cancel Uber Eats Subscription with live chat
Uber really wants you to use their in-app help center. There isn't a public phone number or direct email for subscription issues. Your best bet is the live chat. To find it, open the app and go to Account > Help. From there, you'll have to navigate through a few topics until you see an option to Chat with us. Be prepared to wait a bit.
Before you cancel, know this: Uber won't delete your account data, so you can still order food later. You just lose the Uber One perks. Don't expect a refund for the current billing period. If you cancel, your benefits will continue until the cycle ends. Also, you can't pause the membership. It's an all-or-nothing deal.
Uber Eats Plans and Pricing 2025
| Plan | Pricing | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Uber One (Monthly) | $9.99/month | Includes $0 delivery fee on eligible orders, up to 10% off orders and rides, special member pricing, and premium support. Billed monthly. |
| Uber One (Annual) | $99.99/year | Same benefits as the monthly plan, but you save about $20 by paying for the whole year upfront. |
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Olivia Harper
Content Manager
Olivia Harper, a Content Manager with nine years of experience, creates user-focused guides on subscription services. Featured in Digital Consumer Reports, her work simplifies subscription terms and cancellations.
