Uber will test a monthly subscription plan that will combine discounted rides; free Uber Eats food delivery, and free JUMP bike and scooter rides for its users.
It is reported that if it becomes available for all, then it would cost $24.99 per month. Uber is set to test its lower-priced passes that offer discounted rides and free delivery on Eats only after ordering over a certain point.
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The new subscription plan is built on the top of Uber’s Ride Pass, which debuted in some cities of America the fall. The ride pass was first launched by Uber last October, so users would have to pay lower prices on individual rides under a monthly fee.
The company has become more than just a ride-hailing app. Free delivery could be a significant selling point for the subscription, the app delivers free only within a few dollars, depending on where you live. Earlier, Uber announced its partnership with Cargo, which is an e-commerce platform to browse and buy things.
The new monthly subscription for combined services is up for its trials in San Francisco and Chicago that would cost $24.99 per month.
