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A marketplace where diners order food from local merchants for delivery through independent delivery service providers.
grubhub.com ↗U.S. adult consumer · plan and state unspecified
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Grubhub may share identifiers, browsing activity, and purchase records with advertising partners for cross-context behavioral advertising.
The terms say payments are final and non-refundable, while leaving credits or refunds to Grubhub’s discretion on a case-by-case basis.
The terms direct disputes to binding individual arbitration, waive jury trials and class participation, and except sexual-assault or harassment claims from arbitration.
If you order certain health-related items in Washington, Grubhub records those purchases, which may reveal health or reproductive information.
This applies to Washington orders for certain health-related items; the policy gives over-the-counter medicines and pregnancy tests as examples.
Grubhub keeps communications with you or delivery partners; Zendesk records chats for Grubhub, which may share transcripts with other service providers.
Grubhub says it relies on Merchants for allergen information and does not warrant its accuracy, so menu details may not be reliable for dietary decisions.
This matters if you rely on Grubhub’s menu listings for allergen or dietary information.
Grubhub may share identifiers, browsing activity, and purchase records with advertising partners for cross-context behavioral advertising.
If you want to opt out of this sharing, submit a request through Grubhub’s Do Not Sell or Share link.
The terms grant Grubhub perpetual, irrevocable licenses to use your content for its business and feedback for any purpose, without notice, approval, or payment.
The terms allow access to be blocked or terminated for suspected inaccurate information or breach, and say unused credits may be forfeited without notice.
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The terms direct disputes to binding individual arbitration, waive jury trials and class participation, and except sexual-assault or harassment claims from arbitration.
The terms seek to cap total liability at the lesser of what you paid Grubhub or a Merchant in the prior six months, or $1,000, subject to applicable law.
The terms say payments are final and non-refundable, while leaving credits or refunds to Grubhub’s discretion on a case-by-case basis.
Once enabled, Grubhub adds a $0.01–$0.99 donation to each qualifying order until you turn it off; you cannot change the amount.
This applies only if you enable Donate the Change; it stays enabled for later qualifying orders until you turn it off.
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This report was generated from saved policy text and checked in a second automated review. Automated interpretation can still miss or misread terms. The source documents were retrieved on Oct 19, 2026. Policies may have changed since retrieval.
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