Uber has new loyalty program called simply ‘Uber Rewards‘. This program was originally launched in selected cities, but is now available nationwide. Competitor Lyft announced it’s own loyalty program called ‘Lyft Rewards’.
Earning Points
The points earning system is simple, you will earn at the following rates:
- 1x point per $1 spent on Uber Eats and Pool Trips
- 2x points per $1 spent on UberX, UberXL or Select
- 3x points per $1 spent Black and Black SUV
Redeeming Points
Points can be redeemed for rewards such as:
- Free pork dumplings from P.F. Chang’s
- 20 meal donation through Feeding America
- 15% off next Uber Comfort ride
- 15% off next UberEats order
In June of 2020 Uber removed the ability to redeem 500 points for $5 in Uber cash.
Status Levels
There will be four different status levels with each tier providing different benefits:
Our Verdict
Overall this program is OK, I don’t think it would ever get me to use Uber when I normally wouldn’t but that’s OK. You might as well sign up for the program, just don’t expect too much.
Post history:
- Update 12/16/19: New rewards have been added such as:
- Free pork dumplings from P.F. Chang’s
- 20 meal donation through Feeding America
- 15% off next Uber Comfort ride
- 15% off next UberEats order
- Update 3/5/19: Program is now nationwide.
- Update 3/2/19: Looks like more cities have been added.
- Update 2/5/19: Also available in Chicago, Seattle, Austin, Grand Rapids, Connecticut now, not sure if any other new cities have been added. Hat tip to @thebradleyjp
- Update 1/23/19: Availability has been extended again, now also available in Boston, Dallas, Orange County, Houston, New Orleans, Kansas City, Indianapolis, LA, SF, Fort Collins, Rockies, Pittsburgh, Lehigh Valley, Gettysburg, Erie and Western Massachusetts. This is in addition to the original launch cities of Miami, Denver, Tampa, New York, Washington, DC, Philadelphia, Atlanta, San Diego or anywhere in New Jersey. Hat tip to The Winglet.
- Update: Looks like it’s live in more areas. People are also receiving status based on their activity in the previous six months. Hat tip to reader Tym B


