What is Uber Eats Pro?
A monthly rewards scheme. You earn points per delivery, more at lunch and dinner, and reach Gold at 400, Platinum at 800 and Diamond at 1,200 points in a calendar month.
Last checked 29/09/2026.
Uber Eats Pro gives a point for every delivery, two between 12pm and 2pm and four between 5pm and 9pm. Points are counted per calendar month and reset, and your total sets your level for the following month: Green for everyone, Gold at 400, Platinum at 800, Diamond at 1,200.
Rewards include BP fuel points, discounted gym membership, priority support, Open University courses, discounts on Zoomo e-bike hire and up to 15% off a 30-day or annual Zego policy, and optional AIG vehicle interruption cover at 1p per on-delivery mile.
A discount lowers a cost you claim; it is not income. The 1p a mile charge is a business cost if you claim actual vehicle costs.
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