Delivery Memberships in the Gulf: noon One, Prime, talabat pro

Prices by country

These prices come from official pages as they appeared in October 2026. "From" means the page shows the lowest available price, and yours may differ by plan or offer. Cells marked "not confirmed" are ones where we found no price on an official page.

Amazon Prime in Saudi Arabia and the UAE

The price is the same in both countries: 16 a month or 140 a year (riyals in Saudi Arabia, dirhams in the UAE). New members are offered three months at 8 a month before the price returns to 16. The annual plan saves 52 compared with paying 16 for 12 months (192).

• Delivery: free same-day or next-day delivery on eligible items, and free international shipping from the US, UK and Germany.
• Entertainment: Prime Video and Amazon Luna games.
• UAE extras: a free Deliveroo Plus membership that Amazon values at AED 228 a year, 10% off Amazon Home Services, and free 15-minute delivery through Amazon Now for members.
• Deals: member-only deals and early access to events such as Prime Day and White Friday.

Amazon says paid members who haven't used any benefit can get a full refund of the current period when they cancel.

noon One

UAE: the base price is AED 24.99 a month before promotions. The annual plan was shown at AED 143.88 instead of AED 299.98, and noon says the annual plan saves up to 60%. A "bundle" at AED 29.99 a month adds a streaming or ride-hailing subscription. Free-delivery minimums on noon's page:

• noon: AED 50+ for next-day delivery, AED 100+ for same-day (Express items only).
• noon Food: AED 30+.
• noon Minutes: AED 25+.
• Supermall and Nownow: AED 50+.

The page also shows a 10% saving on the 1st of every month for members.

Saudi Arabia: noon's help page lists SAR 29.99 a month, with a seven-day free trial for new users (once per local mobile number). Free delivery covers Express orders above SAR 50, same-day delivery above SAR 100 in Riyadh only, noon Food with a minimum that varies by restaurant, and noon Minutes above SAR 30. We could not confirm the Saudi annual price.

Other countries: we found no official noon One price for Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain or Oman.

talabat pro

talabat pro gives unlimited free delivery on eligible orders from thousands of restaurants, talabat mart and other speciality stores. Prices on talabat's official pages are "from" prices:

In Bahrain, Al Salam Bank confirms the service exists: its offer gives six months of talabat pro free to Visa credit and prepaid cardholders from 11 to 31 October 2026, for the first 3,500 subscribers.

talabat's page says "eligible orders", so some restaurants or orders may not qualify. Check the delivery fee in your basket before paying.

Careem Plus

Careem's help page describes Careem Plus as a monthly subscription for AED 29. Benefits in Dubai and Abu Dhabi:

• Instant 10% credit back on 10 rides a month (selected car types).
• No delivery fee on food orders above AED 30 after discounts and promos (selected restaurants).
• No delivery fee on Quik and Shops orders above AED 50.
• Member-only rates and zero fees on transfers abroad.
• Buy-one-get-one and other DineOut deals, 30% off daily bike passes, and 10% off home, spa and some healthcare services.

Al Ain gets fewer benefits: ride credit, free food delivery above AED 30, home-service discounts and transfers. Careem notes that some promotional plans may not include every benefit. We could not confirm Careem Plus pricing or benefits in Saudi Arabia or the other Gulf countries.

Note the words "after discounts and promos": if a promo code takes your order below AED 30, the delivery fee may come back.

HungerStation, Jahez and Keeta in Saudi Arabia

• HungerStation HPlus: the official site describes it as a subscription with "unlimited free delivery and exclusive discounts", free 20-minute HMarket delivery for members, and "more savings" for members on self pick-up, which already gives 20% off. We could not confirm the price on an official page; it is shown in the app.
• Jahez Prime: its existence is confirmed by an Al Rajhi Bank offer that gave 20% off Jahez Prime vouchers in the app from 8 to 24 March 2026. Price and benefits are not confirmed on an official Jahez page.
• Keeta: we found no paid delivery membership on an official Keeta page as of October 2026. The app relies on direct offers and codes.

Because these prices only appear inside the apps, read the subscription screen carefully: the monthly price, the minimum order, excluded restaurants, and the auto-renewal date.

When does a membership pay off?

The rule is simple: orders needed = monthly price ÷ the delivery fee you would otherwise pay per order. Delivery fees vary by restaurant, distance and time, so use the number you usually see in your basket.

A hypothetical example, for illustration only: if your usual delivery fee is AED 7, talabat pro at AED 19 pays off from the third order of the month (19 ÷ 7 ≈ 2.7). noon One at AED 24.99 needs four orders at the same fee, before counting the start-of-month discount.

• Go annual only if you're sure you'll use it all year. With Prime, annual saves 52 over monthly.
• Don't stack memberships: Prime in the UAE includes Deliveroo Plus, and some bank cards give talabat pro or Careem Plus free for a period. Check what you already have.
• The minimum counts after discounts: noon One and Careem Plus set free-delivery minimums on order value, and Careem says this is after discounts. A large promo code can push you below it.
• Cancel before renewal: in Saudi Arabia noon asks you to cancel at least one day before the monthly renewal date.