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Save $239 on DoorDash over two years with Amazon Prime

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Sometimes when you’ve had a long day and don’t feel like cooking, food delivery can be a tempting option. But the fees can really add up. By taking advantage of a new deal from Amazon Prime and DoorDash, though, you can skip the dreaded delivery fees, and get two years of membership to DashPass for free with an Amazon Prime subscription, That means a total saving of $239, which is the cost of a two-year DashPass subscription. 

A subscription to Amazon Prime is priced at $9.99 a month and allows you to get free delivery on eligible Amazon orders, discounted priority delivery, access to Prime Video, gaming, music and more. Two years of Amazon Prime membership will cost you approximately $239, so if you’re already a subscriber or thinking about signing up, then this deal could be suitable for you. 

This offer is currently available through Amazon Prime for new or current subscribers until November 14, 2026. 

What you get with DashPass

A subscription to DashPass gives you a $0 delivery fee on select orders over $12 and grocery orders over $30. You’ll also get access to priority customer support and exclusive offers available to DashPass members, and DoorDash says you can cancel your membership at any time. 

According to research conducted by Canstar Blue, Aussies spend an average of $39 a week on food delivery—so if you spend that much in a week, a deal like this could be worth your while. 

Other food delivery memberships

While DoorDash took out the top spot in our 2025 Restaurant Meal Delivery Service Brand ratings,, there are plenty of delivery services to choose from that offer exclusive offers and savings to members.  

UberEats, for example, has a membership program called UberOne, which is the same price as DashPass at $9.99 a month. With UberOne you can get $0 delivery and up to 30% off service fees on select orders, as well as 5% off Uber rides. Similar to DashPass, UberOne members receive access to special offers and can cancel their membership for free at any point.

Canstar money expert Sally Tindall says: “Regular use of food delivery services can burn a very real hole in your wallet, with delivery charges often making a quick take away fix cost more than a meal at a restaurant. If you already subscribe to multiple streaming services, or don’t order food delivery regularly, then this might not be for you. However, if you’re looking at a food delivery service that throws in a few perks (or you’re already paying for an Amazon Prime account) a deal like this could save you money in the long run. Just remember to review your subscription before it rolls over before the promotion ends to make sure you’re still getting the best deal.”

 

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Rachel Bollerman
Content Producer

Rachel Bollerman is a Content Producer on Canstar Blue's Editorial team. She covers a variety of content, including consumer goods and services, and energy and telco. After graduating with a Bachelor of Communications, majoring in Journalism at the Queensland University of Technology, Rachel has worked in a variety of public relations, marketing and communications roles. She has experience in community management, social media marketing, blog writing and other styles of copywriting. Prior to joining Canstar, Rachel worked at the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health where she assisted with campaign management and communications across the organisation. When she's not working, Rachel enjoys doing arts and crafts projects at home and spending time with friends.

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