Save on Uber, Uber Eats, and Uber One With Citi Merchant Offers

Update: The offer mentioned below has expired and is no longer available.

If you have a personal Citi credit card in your wallet, log in to your account on a computer or through the mobile app to check your Citi Merchant Offers to see if you’re eligible to get $10 back at Uber, Uber One, and Uber Eats.

Citi Merchant Offers have slowly — but steadily — become more and more competitive with the likes of Amex Offers.

And now, Citi has released a batch of targeted offers for Uber which could score you a free ride or some free food.

Let’s take a look at the details.

Table of Contents

Get $10 Back With Uber
Get $9.99 Back With Uber One
Get $10 Back With Uber Eats
Citi Merchant Offers
Final Thoughts

Get $10 Back With Uber

Targeted Citi cardholders can get $10 back on any purchase with Uber up to 4 times.

There doesn’t appear to be a minimum charge or threshold to hit, so it looks like your next 4 Uber rides will be discounted up to $10 each for a maximum total of $40.

Some terms to be aware of:

The offer expires on September 19, 2022
Not valid with other offers
The transaction must be made in the U.S. and in U.S. dollars
Subject to change or cancellation at any time

There is no fine print about needing to be an actual ride, so it may be possible to trigger this offer by adding funds via Uber Cash in your wallet in the Uber app.

If you plan on using Uber 4 times before September 19, this is a solid offer worth up to $40.

Get $9.99 Back With Uber One

Uber One Citi Offer — Image Credit: Citi

Targeted Citi cardholders can get $9.99 back on an Uber One purchase of $9.99 or more up to 2 times.

If you’re not familiar, Uber One is a monthly program that replaced the Uber Eats Pass. It comes with a bunch of perks if you use the app a lot.

Benefits include:

Unlimited free delivery
$0 delivery fee on eligible restaurant orders over $15
$0 delivery fee on eligible grocery orders over $30
Save 10% on your first 3 eligible Uber rides each month
Get 5% off eligible restaurant orders over $15

Some terms to be aware of:

The offer expires on September 19, 2022
You will earn a statement credit each month you’re charged for your Uber One membership, up to 2 times

This offers equates to 2 free months of Uber One, which is worth almost $20.

Get $10 Back With Uber Eats

Uber Eats Citi Offer — Image Credit: Citi

Targeted Citi cardholders can get $10 back on a purchase of $25 or more with Uber Eats up to 3 times.

While not a full 100% back like the other 2 offers, this is a great way to get up to 40% off your next 3 meals with Uber Eats.

Some terms to be aware of:

The offer expires on September 19, 2022
Order must be placed through the Uber Eats app
Not valid with other offers
Subject to change or cancellation at any time

For anyone that uses Uber Eats or is traveling to a city that has it and wants some cheap room service, this is an easy way to get up to $30 back.

Hot Tip: New to Uber Eats? Read our Uber Eats review, detailing how to get free delivery and maximize rewards.

Citi Merchant Offers

Citi Merchant Offers is relatively new compared to Amex Offers and Chase Offers, but the concept is the same — add offers to get statement credits from participating retailers.

Although the rollout was slow, all personal cardholders should have access to Citi Merchant Offers by now.

Offers are targeted, so you may not see all of the examples above on your card. For example, I had all 3 offers on my Citi Premier® Card while my wife only had Uber Eats on her Citi Prestige® Card.

Hot Tip: Using the Citi mobile app is faster and easier when searching for and adding Citi Merchant Offers.

Final Thoughts

You can’t complain about free food and free rides, right?

These are some solid Citi Merchant Offers for Uber, Uber Eats, and Uber One. So if you plan on using any or all of those before September 19, be sure to log into your account to see if you’re targeted to take advantage!

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