Grubhub Continues to Expand its Delivery Network for New Markets

Grubhub, an online and mobile food-ordering company, has announced the expansion of its delivery capabilities to dozens of new markets across 19 states. These new markets join the others announced earlier this year, summing up the expansion of delivery capabilities to more than 100 new markets in 2018.
 
Restaurants in these new markets can now provide delivery using Grubhub’s drivers network, targeting new customers and revenue streams. Diners already using the Grubhub platform can now get increased menu choices in their neighborhood—from calzones at Mama Roni’s in Fort Collins, Colorado, to banana pudding from Bonfire BBQ in Asheville, North Carolina.
 
“With each new delivery network market launch, we’re providing our diners with even more choices to get the food they love, when they want it,” says Stan Chia, Chief Operating Officer of Grubhub. “Through this expansion of our driver network, we’re now helping restaurants in more than 100 new markets add a delivery option to connect with even more hungry diners, without any significant capital costs. We look forward to continuing to expand our delivery network nationwide and adding even more cities throughout 2018 and beyond.”
 
With Grubhub delivery, restaurants without their own delivery capabilities now have the opportunity to leverage Grubhub’s large and growing network of drivers to increase their customer base and order volume. This also provides better restaurant choices and variety for Grubhub diners, as more restaurants can now offer their menus for delivery.
 
News of this expansion comes after the company’s announcement of its Donate the Change campaign. This campaign enables diners to support organizations that help those in need. To kick off the launch, Grubhub is partnering with No Kid Hungry, an organization devoted to ending childhood hunger in America.
 
“Grubhub’s mission is to connect hungry diners with great local restaurants, but we realize not everyone has that luxury, so we looked for ways we can use our platform to help those in need,” says Matt Maloney, CEO of Grubhub. “The introduction of Donate the Change and this partnership with No Kid Hungry allows us to empower our more than 15 million active diners to make a small contribution every time they order to make a huge impact on the life of a hungry child.”
 

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