Early Prime Day deal: Score a $10 Amazon gift card by placing a Grubhub order of $25 or more
GET A $10 AMAZON GIFT CARD: Amazon Prime members who are also members of Grubhub+ are eligible for a free $10 Amazon gift card with a $25+ order at Grubhub with code GRUBPRIME.
It's summer, which means the schedule is packed. Between work, keeping kids entertained, and soaking up every moment of warmth to make up for the frosty winter, dinner plans can fly out the window. If you're an Amazon Prime member who's taken advantage of your free access to Grubhub+, there's a special deal in store for you today.
Now through July 15, Amazon Prime members can get a free $10 Amazon gift card with a $25+ order at Grubhub with code GRUBPRIME. To cash in on the deal, Prime members will also need to take advantage of their free subscription to Grubhub+ through Amazon.
Grubhub makes dinner easy. Instead of stopping by the grocery store and then turning on your oven when it's already too hot inside, find your favorite restaurant and order dinner in. Or, if your route home takes you by your favorite restaurant, order through Grubhub for takeout. After your order of $25 or more with the discount code, Amazon will email the $10 gift card to the associated Grubhub email address in July.
To meet the eligibility requirements for the deal, you'll need to be an Amazon Prime member, which comes with tons of perks like exclusive deals that we expect to see roll in as we approach the mega Prime Day sale on July 16 and 17 this year. A Prime membership costs $14.99 per month, or save some cash and opt for the $139 annual membership. After that, you'll need to take advantage of a Prime membership benefit: free access to Grubhub+. This gets you unlimited orders with free delivery and access to exclusive offers.
We certainly didn't need more reasons as to why an Amazon Prime membership is a smart investment, but Amazon went ahead and gave us another. With your free access to Grubhub+, a qualifying order of $25 or more will send a free $10 Amazon gift card your way. Amazon is basically giving us free money for simply eating dinner, which sure seems like a great deal to us. Bon appétit!
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Lauren Allain is a freelance journalist covering deals at Mashable. She graduated from Western Washington University with a B.A. in journalism and holds an M.B.A from Webster Leiden. You can find more of her work online from publications including Reader’s Digest, U.S. News & World Report, Seattle Refined, and more. When she’s not writing, Lauren prefers to be outside hiking, bouldering, swimming, or searching for the perfect location for all three.
