From unComped News
The Delivery App Changelog
Every change DoorDash made that affects what a restaurant pays, gets paid or has to do: fees, payouts, dispute rules, programs you'll be pitched. Newest first, each with its source.
From public announcements and trade press only, dated by when the source published it. Some app pages give only a month. New entries come in with each issue of unComped News; follow the changelog by RSS. Missed one? hello@getuncomped.com
November 2026
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Riders on some Lyft trips can browse nearby DoorDash restaurants and order before the ride ends. DoorDash doesn't say which trips or cities, or whether restaurant terms differ.
Source: DoorDash
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DoorDash launched $12 Meal Boxes in more than 20 U.S. cities, with no delivery fee for the customer. A dish must be worth at least $14 to join; select restaurants, by request.
Source: DoorDash · DoorDash merchants
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DoorDash expanded catering for groups of 10 to 150 or more, at its regular marketplace commission and under contract. Code TRYDDCATER50 gives new customers 50% off a first $200+ order through Nov 30; funding not stated.
Source: DoorDash · DoorDash merchants
September 2026
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DoorDash launched DashOS, one platform tying together its marketplace, direct ordering, reservations, loyalty and marketing tools. The announcement gives no pricing.
Source: DoorDash
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DoorDash agreed to buy Grubhub's campus dining business for $300 million, expected to close in 2027. No change to restaurant terms was described.
Source: Restaurant Dive
June 2026
May 2026
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DoorDash added AI photo-editing tools to the Merchant Portal, for cleaning up menu photos. Cost not stated.
Source: Food On Demand
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DoorDash expanded in-app restaurant reservations to 10 major cities. The article doesn't say what restaurants pay for it.
Source: Food On Demand
April 2026
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DoorDash for Business added workplace catering and group ordering, with restaurants supplying tray-style catering; live in San Francisco and New York.
Source: Food On Demand
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