
Lyft and DoorDash Have a New Subscription. Why You Should Read the Fine Print First
Two memberships for the price of one sounds good — until your credits expire.
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Lyft and DoorDash have partnered to introduce Lyft Go with DashPass, a $10 monthly bundle that replaces the previous Lyft Pink tier in the United States. Available with a one-month free trial, the subscription gives members DashPass delivery perks along with 8% back in credits on Lyft rides, up to $40 per month. An annual option is priced at $96, while existing DashPass holders can link accounts to receive the bundle at no extra cost. For customers wanting a cheaper alternative, Lyft also rolled out a standalone Lyft Go Core membership for $5 per month, offering 5% back in ride credits up to $20 per month. [1][2]
The bundled membership lets users redeem their earned credits toward future Lyft rides or DoorDash orders. It also features three ride cancellations each month, full matching on charitable donations through Lyft's Round Up and Donate feature, and waivers for lost item return fees, which normally cost $20. However, credits expire after 60 days, cannot be earned through DoorDash purchases to spend on Lyft rides, and may become unavailable if the subscription is canceled. [1][2]
The joint plan directly targets Uber One, which charges $10 per month and includes Uber Eats discounts. Beyond subscriptions, Lyft and DoorDash are expanding their integration by allowing passengers on select rides to browse menus and order meals directly to their destinations before they arrive. [2]

Two memberships for the price of one sounds good — until your credits expire.
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