Uber Eats
$20 off each of your first two Uber Eats delivery orders, $40 in total. Each order needs $25 of food before fees. Code eats-reneb113, saved before you order.
What to do
- As a new customer, open Uber Eats and go to Account > Promotions.
- Enter eats-reneb113 before ordering.
- Confirm two $20 discounts, the $25 minimum, eligible area and expiry.
- Place an eligible delivery order with $25+ in qualifying items before promotions.
- Use the second $20 discount before it expires.
eats-reneb113Copy the code first - you will need to enter it yourself during signup or checkout. The link alone does not apply it.
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The offer is $20 off each of the first 2 qualifying delivery orders. Delivery only; pickup and some merchants or items may be excluded. The discount does not necessarily cover fees, taxes or tips. Confirm the promotion, location, expiration and minimum in the app before ordering.
Offer details checked against these provider pages on Jul 22, 2026.
About the Uber Eats referral
Uber Eats invite code eats-reneb113 currently advertises two $20 discounts for new Canadian customers, for a maximum combined value of $40. Each discount applies to a separate eligible delivery order with a $25 minimum before promotions.
The code needs to be saved to the account before the first order. In Uber Eats, open Account, choose Promotions, enter eats-reneb113, and check that both the reward value and expiration date appear. A successful code entry does not override the minimum order or merchant restrictions.
The $25 threshold is normally based on the eligible food subtotal before the promotion. Delivery fees, service fees, taxes and tips may still be charged, so a $25 basket does not mean the final amount will be $5. Review the full checkout breakdown before placing each order.
Get $20 off, twice
Save eats-reneb113 before ordering, then use $20 off each of two delivery orders with at least $25 of eligible food before fees.
Confirm both discounts and their expiry in the app.Why most Uber Eats promo codes you find do not work
Almost every Uber Eats code circulating on coupon sites falls into one of two categories, and neither is useful. The first is a new-customer invite code that someone has copied out of their own app, which works exactly as intended but only for people who have never ordered before. The second is an expired regional or merchant promotion that was real months ago and has simply never been taken down.
This is a new-customer invite code and it is described as one. It is not a discount for an existing account, and no invite code is. Uber Eats attaches the promotion at the point the code is saved to a new account, which is why entering one on an established account produces nothing regardless of where the code came from.
The reason expired codes persist is structural rather than malicious. Coupon aggregators are paid on clicks, so a page listing ten plausible codes earns more than a page correctly stating that none are available, and a code that fails at checkout carries no cost to the publisher. Checking the date on any code page, and preferring the provider's own promotions screen, saves more time than trying codes in sequence.
What $20 off actually saves you once fees are counted
The gap between the advertised discount and the amount your card is charged causes more confusion than the code itself, so it is worth setting out plainly. The $25 minimum is measured on the eligible food subtotal before promotions are applied. Delivery fees, service fees, taxes and tips are calculated separately and the discount does not necessarily cover them.
In practice that means a $25 order does not become a $5 order. The $20 comes off the qualifying portion, and the fees, taxes and any tip are then added on. The saving is real and substantial on an order of that size, but it is a reduction in the food cost rather than a reduction in the final total by the same amount.
Two consequences follow. First, ordering well above the $25 minimum does not increase the discount, since $20 is a fixed amount rather than a percentage, so the best value comes from orders close to the threshold. Second, the checkout breakdown is worth reading in full before confirming each of the two orders, because that is where the difference between subtotal and total becomes visible while you can still change it.
Using the offer in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and elsewhere in Canada
This is a Canada-wide new-customer offer, so the city you order from is not the limiting factor. It applies in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Ottawa, Calgary, Edmonton, Quebec City and other Canadian cities where Uber Eats operates, on the same terms in each.
What does vary by location is which restaurants participate and which items are excluded, because those are set by merchants rather than by the promotion. An order that fails to reach the $25 eligible subtotal in one city may clear it easily in another simply because of what is available nearby, and some merchants or items may be excluded from promotions entirely.
The practical approach is the same everywhere: save the code, then check the order review screen before confirming. If the $20 has not appeared there, the problem is usually an excluded merchant, an order below the threshold once exclusions are counted, or a pickup order rather than delivery, rather than anything to do with the city.
If you have ordered from Uber Eats before
There is no honest way to make a new-customer invite code work on an existing account, and pages that suggest otherwise are wasting your time. Creating a second account to get around this is not something worth recommending either: it generally conflicts with the platform's terms and puts the account and any credit on it at risk.
Existing customers are not entirely without options, but they come from a different place. Uber Eats runs its own promotions for established accounts, which appear in the Promotions section of the app without any code being entered, and these rotate regularly. Membership programmes and merchant-specific offers are the other routes, and both are visible in the app rather than through a code found elsewhere.
If the invite code is what brought you here and you already have an account, the honest answer is that this particular offer is not for you. Checking your own Promotions screen takes a few seconds and will show what is actually available on your account, which is more than any third-party code list can tell you.
Before you start
- Confirm the account is genuinely new. The offer is for new Uber Eats customers, and an account that has ordered before will not qualify no matter how the code is entered.
- Save the code before you build an order, not at checkout. The promotion has to be attached to the account first, and discovering it did not save while your food is in the basket is the most common way this goes wrong.
- Check the expiration date shown beside the saved offer. Two discounts are only worth $40 if you use both before they lapse.
- Plan for delivery rather than pickup. The discount applies to eligible delivery orders, so a pickup order will not draw on it.
- Read the $25 minimum as a subtotal before promotions, not as your final bill. Fees, taxes and tips sit on top, so a $25 basket does not produce a $5 charge.
- Treat the app as the authority on the current offer. The value, minimum and expiry displayed on your own account govern, including over the figures on this page.
How to confirm it worked
- The Promotions section shows two separate $20 discounts rather than one combined $40 credit.
- Each saved discount displays its own expiration date.
- The order review screen shows the $20 reduction applied before you confirm payment, not after.
- The eligible subtotal still clears $25 once any excluded items are discounted from the calculation.
- Only one promotion is selected for the order. Choosing a different offer at checkout can displace the $20 discount.
- After the first order completes, the second $20 discount is still listed and still in date.
Ready to place the first order?
The catch is the split: the $40 total needs two separate $25 delivery orders, and fees, taxes and tips may remain. Check the $20 reduction before paying.
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