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Free Max subscription (with ads) with DashPass annual plan
FREE MAX (WITH ADS):Get a discounted annual DashPass subscription from DoorDash and enjoy unlimited $0 delivery fees, reduced service fees, and a Max with Ads subscription at no extra cost — all for just $96/year ($8/ month).
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If you use DoorDash but aren’t a DashPass subscriber, you could be missing out on a great deal.
Right now, you can get DashPass for just $8 per month when you sign up for a DashPass annual plan. That comes with a free Max with Ads subscription, which normally costs $9.99 per month — that's a savings of $119.88 per year.
SEE ALSO: The 13 best TV episodes of 2024 (so far)Sure, the free Max plan includes ads, but the savings on delivery fees are more than enough to make up for it. DashPass offers free delivery on orders of $12 or more, and you'll also get reduced service fees. According to the DoorDash website, subscribers save $4-5 per order.
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If you use DoorDash even a few times a month, getting the DashPass annual plan with free Max is a no-brainer.
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