GrubHub has been on a roll lately. Last month it announced a deal with Hilton for room service delivery. Last week it announced a partnership with Amazon. And this morning it shared news of a collaboration with Starbucks.
Starbucks Delivery with Grubhub is now available in select markets in Pennsylvania, Colorado, and Illinois, with national availability expected by August.
Starbucks said that its delivery business grew by double digits last quarter. “Our partnership with Grubhub will help fuel this growth by increasing availability of Starbucks products to Grubhub’s tens of millions of customers,” said Meg Mathes, vice president of digital experiences at Starbucks.
It seems like a love fest all around.
“By joining forces with a beloved national brand like Starbucks, we’re offering customers more of what they want on Grubhub while strengthening our enterprise offering and growing our merchant supply in markets nationwide,” said Liz Bosone, vice president of enterprise partnerships at Grubhub.
Starbucks Delivery will be accessible through the Grubhub mobile app in addition to Grubhub.com. Customers can track their orders through Grubhub from preparation to drop off.
Customers can order most of the Starbucks menu, including seasonal beverages and food through Grubhub. Additionally, customers can customize their orders just as they would at Starbucks in the Grubhub app, including the ability to choose the amount of espresso shots, flavor, the type of milk, and espresso roasts.
Grubhub+, Grubhub’s $9.99 monthly membership program, provides customers ordering from Starbucks on Grubhub with $0 delivery fees on eligible orders, lower service fees, and exclusive offers. Standard delivery and service fees apply for all other customers.
