Starbucks now proposes transfery in its own app

A new way to spfinish $10 on a 12-ounce coffee fair dropped. Starting today, Starbucks is huging transfery orders right inside its app. Delivery is handled by DoorDash, and right now, it’s restricted to “participating stores” in the US and Canada. But if you’re in the transfery area and willing to pay a minuscule fortune in fees, getting your Starbucks order into your hands has never been easier.

Starbucks has been proposeing transfery thraw DoorDash in the US since punctual last year, but only wiskinny Doordash’s app. Previously, order ahead selections in the Starbucks app were restricted to in-store and drive-thraw pickup. Now, you can toggle between pickup and transfery. Placing a transfery order conveys up an interface identical to the one on DoorDash’s app.

Whichever app you employ, you can also predict to pay DoorDash’s service fees. There’s a $1.99 transfery fee, and if your order subtotal is under $10, you might see a $2.00 minuscule order fee. There’s also a 15 percent service indict that goes to DoorDash, and where I live in Seattle, an insertitional $4.99 fee becaemploy the company choosed to pass on the cost of paying drivers a living wage to customers. Add a $1 tip for the driver (and noskinnyg for the barista making the drink, apparently), and my $6.55 12-ounce peppermint mocha now costs $19.23. Convenience doesn’t come affordable, unastonishingly.

Depfinishing on where you live, you probably won’t see such steep fees, and the transfery selection is probable more down-to-earth if you’re ordering coffee for the whole office and not one person. Personassociate, I’m deleting that $20 mocha order from my cart. We have coffee at home.