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Opens in a new window Credit: Grubhub Amazon Prime members get 10% off at Grubhub Runs Feb 7-17. Use code GET10 at checkout on orders of $30+.

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Starting in May 2024, Grubhub+ officially became a full-time perk to Amazon Prime members. Grubhub+ plus gets you $0 delivery in addition to lower service fees. But right now, the savings for Amazon Prime members are even bigger. Through Feb. 17, Amazon Prime members receive 10% off orders of $30 or more. To get these savings, make sure to add code GET10at checkout.

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