Amazon allows Prime members to add items to completed orders before delivery.

Amazon introduced the "Add to Delivery" feature for US Prime members on its app, allowing additions to pending orders without extra shipping fees.
Sam Gupta3 October 2025Last Update :
Amazon now lets Prime members add items to completed orders
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Amazon has announced a new shopping feature for US Prime members called Add to Delivery on 2025-10-02 21:36:00. This feature allows users to add additional items to completed orders that have yet to be delivered.

Feature Overview

The Add to Delivery feature is available on Amazon’s app and on Amazon.com when accessed on mobile devices. It is limited to eligible items, which include electronics, clothing, books, and grocery items. Users can identify eligible items by a new blue Add to delivery button appearing below the standard yellow Add to cart button.

Tapping this button adds the item to the upcoming delivery. If a user accidentally taps it or changes their mind, an undo option is available to remove the item from the order. The feature aims to enhance convenience for shoppers who may forget items after completing an order.

Cost and Membership

Last-minute added items will not incur additional shipping fees. However, the requisite Amazon Prime membership costs $14.99 per month or $139 per year. This initiative reflects Amazon’s efforts to adapt to how people shop, focusing on addressing needs as they arise.

3 Frequently Asked Questions
1 What items can be added to completed orders?
Eligible items include electronics, clothing, books, and grocery items.
2 Is there a fee for adding items?
No, last-minute added items won’t incur additional shipping fees.
3 Where can this feature be accessed?
It can be accessed on Amazon’s app and on Amazon.com via mobile devices.
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