Uber referral

Uber operates two referral programmes that are regularly confused. The rider referral gives a new passenger a discount or credit on early trips, and gives the referrer credit once those trips are completed. The driver referral is a different proposition entirely: it pays a cash bonus, often substantially larger, once the new driver completes a required number of trips within a set period. Both are set city by city rather than nationally — an amount advertised for Sydney tells you nothing about Los Angeles — and Uber adjusts them constantly in response to local supply and demand. This is why referral aggregator sites are particularly unreliable for Uber: they publish a single figure for a programme that has hundreds of simultaneous variants. Uber Eats runs its own separate promotions again. Open the Uber app in the city where the new user will actually ride or drive to see the live terms. On RefDuo, matching is free — Uber pays the reward.