Moreover, Bank of America and Grubhub are providing a free one-year subscription to Grubhub+ to the bank’s eligible cards in an effort to save cardholders money and attract new consumers to the food ordering and delivery sector.
According to a news release, the membership entitles qualifying Bank of America cards to free delivery on purchases of $12 or more and other benefits from restaurants on Grubhub.
According to Bank of America Social Media and Rewards Executive Chris Curtin, “giving our clients Grubhub+ free for a year is just one of the ways we’re helping them navigate their finances and making every dollar go farther.”
According to a press release, the promotion is available to Bank of America debit, credit, and small business accounts that aren’t currently Grubhub+ members. Cardholders who aren’t qualified can still receive $5 off their subsequent three purchases of $15 or more.
In the release, Grubhub Vice President of Loyalty Launika Raykar said, “This is truly a win-win situation, with Bank of America now rewarding cardholders with deals and perks from restaurants they will love, and Grubhub tapping into Bank of America’s loyal and vast customer base to drive even more orders to restaurant owners and drivers.
About six weeks ago, Grubhub and Amazon announced that American Amazon Prime subscribers will get a complimentary one-year membership to Grubhub+.
