Grubhub Promo Codes, Grubhub+ & No-Fee Orders

1. Bring restaurant orders up to a $50 subtotal

   No Grubhub delivery or service feeLow effortAnyone ordering from restaurants or convenience stores on Grubhub

   Grubhub doesn't charge its standard delivery and service fees on restaurant and convenience orders with a subtotal of $50 or more, and no membership is needed. The $50 is counted on your items before any offer, so a promo code can still take the price below it, and group orders, split bills and one checkout from several restaurants all count. Taxes, local charges such as bag or retail delivery fees, optional Priority Delivery and tip still apply.^[2]

   1. Fill the bag until the items alone come to $50.
   2. Add any promo code or Perk afterwards: the $50 is checked before discounts.
   3. Order on grubhub.com or the Grubhub app, not Seamless, catering or grocery.

2. Link Amazon Prime for free Grubhub+

   $0 delivery, lower service fees, 5% back on pickupLow effortAmazon Prime members in the US

   Grubhub gives Grubhub+ at no charge to Prime members for as long as Prime stays active and the two accounts are linked, and it never turns into a paid plan. Members get $0 delivery fees and lower service fees on eligible delivery orders of $12 or more from restaurants with the Grubhub+ badge, plus 5% back on pickup. Without Prime, Grubhub's help center prices Grubhub+ at $9.99 a month; on restaurant orders of $50 or more the standard fees are already gone, so the membership earns its keep on smaller orders.^{[1, 2, 3, 19]}

   1. Open the Grubhub offer page on Amazon and choose Activate Now.
   2. Link your Grubhub account and agree to share your Prime status.
   3. Look for the Grubhub+ badge or filter when you order.

3. Students: join Grubhub+ Student through Campus Dining

   Grubhub+ benefits at no costLow effortStudents, faculty and staff at campuses partnered with Grubhub

   Grubhub+ Student is a free membership for students, faculty and staff at colleges affiliated with Grubhub Campus Dining. It brings $0 delivery fees and lower service fees on eligible off-campus delivery orders that reach the subtotal minimum, 5% back on pickup and member offers. Student orders carry their own, higher minimum than standard Grubhub+, and on-campus orders may not qualify.^{[1, 3, 6, 7]}

   1. Choose your campus in the Campus Dining feature of the Grubhub app.
   2. Register your campus card with Grubhub so it can check your eligibility.
   3. Order from off-campus restaurants showing the Grubhub+ badge.

4. Claim the Grubhub Guarantee when a rival app was cheaper

   A perk worth up to $15Some effortOrders placed on grubhub.com or the Grubhub app

   If the identical order (same restaurant location, items, and delivery or pickup) cost less on DoorDash, Uber Eats or Postmates at checkout, Grubhub gives a perk for the difference, capped at $10, plus an extra $5. The comparison uses food, tax and fees, leaving out promotions and tip. A delivery that arrives after the latest estimated window earns a perk of at least $5 under the on-time promise.^{[8, 9]}

   1. Keep proof of the lower total on the other app for the same order.
   2. Submit a claim from the Grubhub app or Help within 48 hours of ordering.
   3. Watch your email: Grubhub answers within 24 hours and sends the perk there.

5. Pick up with Grubhub+ to earn 5% back

   5% of the subtotal as Grubhub+ CreditSome effortGrubhub+ members, including through Prime

   On eligible pickup orders from restaurants and convenience stores, Grubhub+ members earn 5% of the subtotal back as Grubhub+ Credit, with no minimum order. The credit shows up as a payment option at checkout on later delivery or pickup orders, but it expires 90 days after the most recent credit is issued and can't be used on orders with alcohol. Compare the pickup menu too: Grubhub notes prices can differ between pickup and delivery.^{[2, 5]}

6. Check the Rewards tab for restaurant Perks

   Restaurant deals and loyalty rewardsLow effortAnyone with a Grubhub account

   Restaurants run their own Perks on Grubhub, such as a free item, money off a first order, buy-one-get-one or a loyalty program. A restaurant's Perk shows at the top of its menu page, and the Rewards tab lists restaurants offering them. Some apply on their own while others need selecting, a code or qualifying items, and a loyalty reward goes on your next order, not the one that earned it; order signed in, because Grubhub doesn't award rewards retroactively.^{[11, 12]}

Codes and offers kept by David Jones, who keeps this guide's deals current.

Grubhub's Perks terms say its promotions can't be made available to the general public without its permission, so we don't list Grubhub codes. If Grubhub sent you one, enter it at checkout under Add a promo code while signed in with the email it was sent to.

1. Editing an order can bring the fees back

   If you remove items before the order is prepared and the subtotal falls under $50, Grubhub may charge its standard fees. Adding a second order to one already placed doesn't combine them toward $50, and the benefit isn't offered on Seamless.^[2]

2. Menu prices can differ from the restaurant's own

   Most merchants set their own prices on Grubhub, and Grubhub says they may be lower in store and can vary between pickup and delivery. Its terms add that the prices shown may not be the lowest the items sell for.^{[2, 15]}

3. Grubhub+ Credit runs out after 90 days

   Pickup credit expires 90 days after the most recent Grubhub+ Credit is issued, can't go toward orders containing alcohol, and can't be earned or spent on on-campus dining orders.^{[4, 5]}

4. One trial per household, and promo prices don't renew

   Grubhub allows one promotional Grubhub+ offer per account and per household, and a membership that has been terminated loses access to later free trials. A membership bought with a promo code or discount renews at the full price.^[4]

5. Guarantee perks are short-lived

   A Grubhub Guarantee perk expires 30 days after it's issued, works once, can't be stacked with another perk and needs an order subtotal at least equal to its value. Pickup orders aren't covered by the on-time promise, and group, campus dining and Seamless orders are excluded from the program.^{[8, 9]}