Get a Free Year of Grubhub+ If You Have a Bank of America Debit or Credit Card In Your Wallet

Marielle Lee

August 23, 2022 at 2:10 PM·3 min read

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If you carry a Bank of America card in your wallet, you’re in luck. Grubhub and Bank of America have partnered to offer eligible cardholders a free year of Grubhub+, the food delivery service’s premium membership program. Grubhub+ members enjoy free delivery on orders of $12 or more, rewards with every purchase, and more.

For frequent food delivery lovers, Grubhub+ can be a worthwhile membership service to save big on delivery fees. We’ll explain which Bank of America debit and credit cards are eligible for Grubhub+ and how to activate your free year.

Grubhub+ Benefits: Is It Worth It?

When ordering food delivery with Grubhub, you may incur several fees — delivery fees, service fees, sales tax, and tips. While the exact delivery fee will depend on the restaurant, it can range anywhere from $1 to $10.

Fortunately, Grubhub+ members enjoy free delivery on orders of $12 or greater at all participating restaurants. If you order delivery through Grubhub at least a few times per month, the premium membership can help you save on your overall order.

You’ll also get access to member-only deals, free food perks, and more. At any given time, there are dozens of discounts at restaurants available on the app, and Grubhub will reward its most loyal members with even more perks. Last but not least, Grubhub’s Donate the Change program asks you if you’d like to round up your order to a partner charity — and for a limited time, Grubhub will match all members’ donations.

Even if you would normally not pay for Grubhub+ out of pocket, Bank of America cardholders can enjoy a free year of this membership with no strings attached. Just remember to set a reminder on your phone to cancel the service after the year is over if you no longer wish to subscribe — otherwise, you’ll be on the hook for a $9.99 recurring monthly membership fee.

How To Activate Grubhub+ With Your Bank of America Card

Most Bank of America personal and small business debit and credit cardholders can activate this offer through Bank of America and Grubhub’s unique partnership link. You’ll need to create an account with Grubhub (if you don’t have one already) and link your Bank of America card to determine your eligibility. Finally, you’ll have to activate this offer by April 20, 2023, in order to lock in a year of free membership.

Note that there may be a few cards that are excluded from this deal, including commercial prepaid cardholders. If that’s the case, you’ll be given an offer to receive $5 off your next three orders of $15 (or more) instead.

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Bank of America is the second-largest credit card issuer in the U.S., which means that millions of Americans can now enjoy free delivery on one of the largest food delivery platforms nationwide. And since Grubhub+ can cost up to $120 per year, this is a great (free) way for you to stretch your cardholder benefits even further.

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