- Prime members can now add items to upcoming deliveries with one tap.
- A new “Undo” option allows quick item removal if added by mistake.
- Feature rolls out to U.S. Prime members for eligible products.
Amazon is streamlining the way Prime members shop online with a new feature that makes adding items to upcoming deliveries faster and easier. The update, rolling out across the Amazon app and website, aims to match how people actually shop throughout the week rather than in a single, planned order.
Simplifying Weekly Shopping
Traditionally, shoppers would place multiple orders as they remembered items throughout the week, creating logistical challenges for delivery management. Amazon previously tried to address this with options like Amazon Day delivery, allowing customers to consolidate multiple orders on a single day, or rewarding slower shipping with digital perks. Now, the process becomes even simpler.
With the new “Add to Delivery” button, Prime members can add items to their next delivery with a single tap. The button appears on product pages beneath the “Add to Cart” option, replacing the traditional “Buy Now” one-click checkout button. This eliminates the need to start a new order each time something is needed.
Quick Adjustments and Flexibility
Mistakes happen, and Amazon is prepared for that. Users who accidentally tap the button—or simply change their mind—can use the “Undo” option to remove the item immediately. The feature is designed to be flexible and user-friendly, rolling out gradually to U.S. Prime members for eligible products.
Prime Membership and Availability
The new button is part of Amazon’s ongoing effort to make shopping more intuitive for its Prime members, who currently pay $14.99 per month or $139 per year in the U.S. By simplifying the way customers add items to upcoming orders, Amazon hopes to reduce friction and make online shopping feel more natural and convenient.
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This update reflects a broader trend of e-commerce platforms adapting to consumer habits, emphasizing convenience, speed, and flexibility. With the “Add to Delivery” feature, Amazon continues to fine-tune the shopping experience, making it easier than ever to manage weekly purchases without multiple orders.
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