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expired Posted by ddpp33 • Aug 4, 2021

Select GrubHub Accounts: GrubHub+ Trial through 2021

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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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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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njguy545
1604 Posts
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Yea you people think it's free but
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
pickmyname
7070 Posts
13329 Reputation
Appears to be targeted. Both my SO and I have only the 1-month free trial offer.
MyNeighborElHoardo
1674 Posts
655 Reputation
Just the normal $9.99 a month for me.

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Aug 5, 2021
29 Posts
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Aug 5, 2021
cbnh
Aug 5, 2021
29 Posts
Inflated prices on Grubhub or in fact any online delivery services. For example, an item which costs $12.99 in the restaurant is shown as $16.99 on Grubhub. In addition to this, as someone mentioned there is a tax and fees, service fee, drivers benefits. Why there is a service fee if online prices are already showing 25% markup! I understand we have to pay for convenience but this is too much markup. In fact restaurants should take some percentage cut because they do not need to have big area for sit in dining, fewer workers and no maintenance from sit-in dining.

All that being said, thumbs up for the deal.
Last edited by cbnh August 5, 2021 at 09:48 AM.
Aug 5, 2021
872 Posts
Joined Oct 2014
Aug 5, 2021
mastershady
Aug 5, 2021
872 Posts
Surprised. It worked for me. Good through 2021 and it says it will not auto-renew.
Aug 5, 2021
3,506 Posts
Joined Dec 2007
Aug 5, 2021
Kabn
Aug 5, 2021
3,506 Posts
Quote from njguy545 :
I think depends on the restaurant, some pass the additional costs on to customers, others eat the cost out of their profits, at the end of the day either the consumer or small business owners loses or both of them lose, the big companies like seamless, Uber eats and grub hub get their share of the profits
That's usually called "charging a fee for an intermediary/broker service," similar to how concert tickets have services fees and e()Bay takes a cut of all auctions/sales.

I'm always baffled by threads like this where people seem to think these companies have no right to make money from a service they provide that includes all sorts of costs (app development, credit card processing, base delivery driver payment, customer service personnel for both end users and restaurants, massive infrastructure/hosting for back-end IT, etc.).

I try to use direct ordering where possible, but Square, Toast, and others services charge back-end fees as well, so some restaurants also modify their prices there. It's simply the cost of the convenience of digital ordering, which I'm personally happy to pay.
Aug 5, 2021
83 Posts
Joined Aug 2011
Aug 5, 2021
atoolio
Aug 5, 2021
83 Posts
Worked for me! Thanks!!
Aug 5, 2021
166 Posts
Joined Aug 2018
Aug 5, 2021
ExtremeSquared
Aug 5, 2021
166 Posts
Quote from cbnh :
Inflated prices on Grubhub or in fact any online delivery services. For example, an item which costs $12.99 in the restaurant is shown as $16.99 on Grubhub. In addition to this, as someone mentioned there is a tax and fees, service fee, drivers benefits. Why there is a service fee if online prices are already showing 25% markup! I understand we have to pay for convenience but this is too much markup. In fact restaurants should take some percentage cut because they do not need to have big area for sit in dining, fewer workers and no maintenance from sit-in dining.

All that being said, thumbs up for the deal.
Because despite individual people not appreciating deceptive pricing models, or people at large claiming they don't appreciate deceptive pricing models, people at large love deceptive pricing models. Look at cell phone plans. I guarantee market research shows again and again that all the (better value) buy-phone-and-pay-per-month plans are less popular than the "OMG FREE PHONE AND DATA JUST SIGN HERE" plans.
Aug 5, 2021
261 Posts
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Aug 5, 2021
viper008
Aug 5, 2021
261 Posts
It's a no-go in O-hi-O
Aug 5, 2021
94 Posts
Joined Nov 2009
Aug 5, 2021
fil676
Aug 5, 2021
94 Posts
Had grubhub+ for a year and not once have I gotten any "exclusive offer or deal" out of it. Am I missing something? Are other people getting deals out of it?

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Aug 6, 2021
370 Posts
Joined Nov 2007
Aug 6, 2021
caesarsgirl79
Aug 6, 2021
370 Posts
I got 30 days.
Aug 6, 2021
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Joined Jun 2003
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hunterr83
Aug 6, 2021
2,545 Posts
Companies like ChowNow offer a better platform for restaurants wanting to offer online-ordering for pick-up. They charge flat monthly rates as opposed to ripping a hole into the restaurant's profits by taking a percentage of each order.
Aug 6, 2021
48 Posts
Joined Dec 2014
Aug 6, 2021
DrAKoola
Aug 6, 2021
48 Posts
Quote from njguy545 :
Yea you people think it's free but
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
Exactly - was ordering something just now and the price difference was huge (at least for me - $30 plus taxes vs $49 plus taxes).
So picked up the phone and ordered the same stuff directly from the restaurant
Aug 6, 2021
8 Posts
Joined Apr 2019
Aug 6, 2021
Will1950
Aug 6, 2021
8 Posts
Quote from njguy545 :
Yea you people think it's free but
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
"Rich" companies is a stretch. Companies like Uber and DoorDash have made net losses over 100 million dollars a quarter lol. I believe Uber racked up a 960 million dollar net loss sometime in the past year.
Also, DoorDash, Grubhub, and Uber Eats all offer local small businesses where I'm at.

True, the price is slightly inflated when compared with driving somewhere yourself. But I'll pay the 6 dollars extra if it means someone will bring me my food while I'm working remotely.
Aug 7, 2021
1,888 Posts
Joined Nov 2014
Aug 7, 2021
Mark42mc
Aug 7, 2021
1,888 Posts
So I have to sign up as a GrubHub Plus to get it because I already did the trial and it's over now if I sign into my account do I see it or how does this work and so far it wants to charge me for everything
Aug 7, 2021
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Aug 7, 2021
Mark42mc
Aug 7, 2021
1,888 Posts
Quote from JPoel :
Worked for me too! FYI it appears to be offered through the app. I only saw a 30 day trial through the website.
Are you a new member or did you sign up with your credit card again as a GrubHub Plus to get it but isn't it taking a chance cuz they get your money. Any help please
Aug 7, 2021
253 Posts
Joined Dec 2020
Aug 7, 2021
phoshizzlez
Aug 7, 2021
253 Posts
Quote from rocket007 :
I have Grubhub+ membership however the menu prices at each restaurant on grubhub app is showing $3 or $4 more than the regular price at the actual restaurant. Seriously what is the point of offering a monthly membership if you are increasing the prices ???
It's funny how people still do not understand how these delivery services work. They're not in business for you to save money. They're offering a service for convenience and to prey on the laziness of people. Also if people don't know by now; Grubhub doesn't alter the prices of the menu for restaurants; The restaurants set the prices and will usually raise their prices to counteract the percentage fees that Grubhub, Doordash, UberEats collects from them. The monthly membership fees is usually for slightly lower fees and free delivery from most places offered on their site/app. This is consider a "luxury" service; If you don't like it, just drive and go pick up the food from them. Every time I see a post about doordash, grubhub, or Ubereats, it's always people complaining about the prices. Well no shit sherlock.. you think these companies are running a charity and delivering your food for free?
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Aug 8, 2021
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TealSuit3899
Aug 8, 2021
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Worked for me

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