From unComped News
The Delivery App Changelog
Every change Grubhub 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
October 2026
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Grubhub added Sauce as an ordering-technology partner for its restaurants, giving eligible restaurants ownership of customer data for digital orders placed through Sauce.
Source: Food On Demand
September 2026
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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
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Grubhub put its restaurants into new partnerships with Amazon Alexa+, Bilt, Beli and Eater at no extra cost. Restaurants that want out have to ask their Grubhub sales rep.
Source: Grubhub
February 2026
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Grubhub catering orders can now flow into a restaurant's own Olo system instead of Grubhub's restaurant portal.
Source: Wonder (Grubhub)
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Grubhub stopped charging diners delivery and service fees on orders over $50. Its CEO later said Grubhub absorbs those fees, not restaurants.
Source: Restaurant Dive · Food On Demand
January 2026
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Grubhub's parent, Wonder, bought the restaurant rewards app Claim. Restaurants pay per order claimed through a promotion; live for Grubhub restaurants in New York first.
Source: Restaurant Dive
December 2025
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Grubhub restaurants can connect Square, so Grubhub orders run through the Square POS and kitchen display with menus and inventory synced. Set up through a Grubhub account advisor.
Source: Grubhub
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