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Uber One vs Bolt Plus vs Glovo Prime in Kenya: prices and what you get

The monthly price of each subscription in Kenya, what it covers on rides and food delivery, and a quick way to tell whether it is worth it for you.

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by Reviewed by Josephine Njeri
4 min read Updated 29 October 2026Verified 29 Oct 2026

Side by side

Uber OneBolt PlusGlovo Prime
PriceKES 280 a month or KES 2,800 a yearFirst month free; price shown in the appKES 400 a month
RidesUber One credits: 10% on Comfort and XL, 5% on Chapchap and BodaUp to 10% cashback, 3 free cancellations a month, better availability at busy timesNo rides
Food and grocery deliveryKES 0 delivery fee and up to 100% off the service fee above the minimum orderFree Bolt Food delivery, fee covered up to KES 200; minimum KES 500 for restaurants, KES 1,500 for groceriesUnlimited free delivery from Prime stores, lower fees
Applies toEligible stores and rides marked with the Uber One iconBolt Plus venuesPrime stores

Sources: Uber One Kenya, Bolt Plus and Glovo Prime Nairobi, read 29 October 2026.

Is it worth it?

Divide the monthly price by what one delivery fee usually costs you. If a delivery fee is around KES 150, Uber One at KES 280 pays for itself after two orders, and Glovo Prime at KES 400 after three. The ride credits are a bonus on top. If you order once a month or less, pay per order instead.

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