Food Delivery Subscription Comparison 2026: Wolt+, Uber One & Prime

Updated for 2026

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The German delivery market offers three fundamentally different routes to free delivery in 2026. Wolt+ is a classic monthly subscription with a delivery fee flat rate and service discounts. Uber One combines free delivery with a hefty cut to the service fee and has its own student tier. Lieferando takes a completely different path and skips a subscription of its own; instead, free delivery runs through Amazon Prime. Which model pays off for you depends on how often you order and which app carries the most deals at your address. Which one that is shows up when you enter your address.

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Wolt+ in detail: the all-rounder

Wolt+ costs 4.99 EUR per month. Wolt does not list an annual plan on its German page. Orders above 12 EUR get free delivery, plus around 40 percent off the service fee and 10 percent off pickup. New users get 30 days free to try it. An often overlooked perk: Zalando Plus members may get Wolt+ thrown in at no extra cost. That makes Wolt+ the package with the most features, and an especially neat fit for heavy orderers who also pick up now and then.

Uber One in detail: strong for students

Uber One also costs 4.99 EUR per month, with free delivery above the minimum order value Uber sets per restaurant. The difference sits in the service fee discount of up to 50 percent, a touch more than Wolt+. Through Student Beans, students can get Uber One at 2.99 EUR a month at times. On top of that comes a delivery guarantee: if your order arrives late, you automatically get a credit. No other service offers that guarantee.

Lieferando via Amazon Prime: no subscription needed

At Lieferando, free delivery runs through Amazon Prime: Prime members get free delivery on orders above 15 EUR. Prime costs 8.99 EUR per month, but hardly anyone signs up just for Lieferando. If you already use Prime for streaming, shopping, or shipping, the Lieferando benefit comes essentially free. Anyone weighing Prime purely for delivery pays nearly double what Wolt+ or Uber One cost and gets no service fee discount on top. Alongside that, Lieferando now sells "Lieferando Plus" as a standalone, monthly-cancellable subscription – it publishes no price for it, so none appears here.

Which subscription fits you?

The honest answer: it depends on where you live and which app has the most deals near you. If you mostly order through Wolt and pick up occasionally, Wolt+ is a neat fit, especially with Zalando Plus behind it. Students can sometimes get Uber One at 2.99 EUR through Student Beans. And anyone already on Prime simply takes the Lieferando delivery along. Before you commit, enter your address: you see which platform is currently ahead near you, and in the end the subscription belongs to the app you order from most. Both subscriptions come with a 30-day free trial, so a month of each gives you real experience instead of a hunch.

Bottom line: deals beat subscriptions

No subscription saves as much as a good deal. With discounts averaging around 40 percent and peaks of 50 or 60 percent, you save far more per order than a subscription cuts off the delivery fee. The smartest order of operations: first see where the best deal is running, then use the matching subscription. We search the services that deliver to your address and put the best deals in one feed, sorted by what is worth it for you. Free, your feed stays free. That way your subscription pays off where it does the most good.

What a subscription does not answer

Wolt+ and Uber One cut the fees on exactly one service. They do not tell you where the dish you are actually craving is discounted tonight – for that you would still be going through the apps one by one. That is what DealsDelivery takes off your hands: one address, one feed, every delivery service that delivers to you, with the actual dish and its price.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Wolt+ cost per month?
Wolt+ costs 4.99 EUR per month. Wolt does not list an annual plan on its German page. New users can try it free for 30 days, and Zalando Plus members may get Wolt+ included at no extra charge.
How many orders before a delivery subscription pays off?
Roughly from three orders per month. Dropping the delivery fee alone saves several euros per order on Wolt+ and Uber One, plus the reduced service fees. If you only order once a month, you are usually better off without one.
Is there a student discount for Uber One?
Not as a standing German tariff. Uber does not publish a student price on its German pages. Student Beans does run it from time to time, bringing Uber One to 2.99 EUR instead of 4.99 EUR a month.
Do I need a subscription for Lieferando?
Not necessarily. Free delivery runs through Amazon Prime at 8.99 EUR per month, from a 15 EUR order. Alongside it, "Lieferando Plus" exists as a standalone, monthly-cancellable subscription for which Lieferando publishes no price.