GrubHub is offering
Select Users: GrubHub+ Trial for
Free through the
End of 2021.
Thanks to community members
pthomas1991 & ddpp33 for finding this deal.
GrubHub+ Trial offers the following:
- Free delivery (minimum $12 order)
- Donations are doubled (e.g round up your change to the near dollar and GrubHub matches it. With GrubHub+ this will be matched and doubled)
- Exclusive offers and deals
Please note: $10 pickup offer doesn't apply with this trial. $10 pick up is only applied if the $9.99 monthly fee is paid. Free trial and grubhub+ student will not receive this offer. Also some members are reporting receiving a 90-day trial instead. Please see our
forum thread for additional details and discussion.
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Be prepared to pay double the price of what u would pay if u walk into the restaurant, and u support local
Businesses without these rich companies taking all the profit
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Be prepared to pay double the price of what u would pay if u walk into the restaurant, and u support local
Businesses without these rich companies taking all the profit
Perhaps there is state or city legislation that prevents this is some locations?
Edit: messaging said through 2021 but then I got a notification that it was a 30 day trial and it appears to expire in October 2021.
Perhaps there is state or city legislation that prevents this is some locations?
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I always tip so when you factor in tip + inflated prices for a PICKUP order, it's just not worth it. Order directly via restaurant website/app or call in when you can unless there's your typical $10 off $20 offer which negates those inflated prices and tip.
Just for kicks I put together a quick cart with $16 worth of food at a local cafe. They want $3 in 'tax and fees' including a 5.25% 'service fee' and $2.50 in 'drivers benefits' on top of the delivery fee. When you click on the fees information, they claim sales tax is $2.12 which only makes sense if they're charging sales tax on the delivery fees and driver benefits too. Who does this?
Nah, grubhub is dead to me.
Perhaps there is state or city legislation that prevents this is some locations?
If they don't like the fees, don't belong. 20 years ago you'd never call the newspaper up and tell them you want a full block for your business and not expect to pay for the advertising, same applies today.
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