Published on: November 10, 2026
McDonald’s Corporation is broadening its long-running collaboration with Uber Technologies, extending the partnership across delivery services and customer rewards in several international markets.
Under the expanded agreement, Uber Eats will become McDonald’s preferred integrated delivery fulfilment partner for orders placed through the McDonald’s app in participating markets, including the U.S., Australia, Canada, France, Germany and the U.K.
The integration will allow customers to place delivery orders and monitor their progress from checkout to doorstep without exiting the McDonald’s app. Customers will also continue to have the option of ordering directly through the Uber Eats app.
Orders placed through McDonald’s digital platforms will primarily be delivered using Uber Direct, Uber’s white-label delivery service, in collaboration with Deliverect, an order management and delivery technology provider.
The expanded partnership will also make Uber the exclusive delivery and rideshare rewards partner for McDonald’s in participating markets. Starting in November, MyMcDonald’s Rewards members in select locations will be able to exchange loyalty points for discounts on Uber rides through a seasonal offer available in the McDonald’s app.
The new delivery and rewards features are being introduced across 14 markets: the U.S., Australia, Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland and the U.K. McDonald’s delivery through Uber Eats is currently available in 30 countries.
McDonald’s initially partnered with Uber to introduce McDelivery, which expanded to more than 10,000 restaurants across all 50 U.S. states. The company later added DoorDash as a delivery partner at thousands of locations in August 2019, followed by an integration with Grubhub.
Commenting on the expanded collaboration, Mason Smoot, Senior Vice President, Global Franchising and Delivery at McDonald’s, said, “McDelivery has grown into a global business of more than $20 billion a year,” said Mason Smoot, McDonald’s senior VP, global franchising and delivery. “That growth reflects customers’ increasing desire for more ways to enjoy the McDonald’s food and beverages they love, whenever and wherever they choose. By building on our longstanding relationship with Uber, we’re making the customer experience even easier, more reliable and more rewarding, while continuing to give our fans choice in how they order McDonald’s.”
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