Fast food giant expands on-demand delivery service, celebrates with a twist
Burger King is offering free food deliveries nationwide — but only for a limited time.
The fast food giant is extending its partnership with Postmates across the United States. To celebrate the expansion, the partners are offering free deliveries nationwide for one week. Consumers can take advantage of the promotion, which will take place between Oct. 26 and Nov. 1, by entering a dedicated code during checkout.
Customers can place an order on Postmates website or app, which is available for iPhone and Android devices. Once the promotion ends, delivery fees start at $1.99. Customers can receive free shipping when subscribe to Postmates' Unlimited subscription, which has a monthly fee of $7.99.
"Having made nearly 300,000 deliveries from Burger King, Postmates has proven that we can drive a meaningful lift in sales," said Dan Mosher, senior VP and merchant lead, Postmates. "As a market leader that completes millions of deliveries per month, we are confident that we will do an incredible job serving such an iconic brand."
The fast food giant is extending its partnership with Postmates across the United States. To celebrate the expansion, the partners are offering free deliveries nationwide for one week. Consumers can take advantage of the promotion, which will take place between Oct. 26 and Nov. 1, by entering a dedicated code during checkout.
Customers can place an order on Postmates website or app, which is available for iPhone and Android devices. Once the promotion ends, delivery fees start at $1.99. Customers can receive free shipping when subscribe to Postmates' Unlimited subscription, which has a monthly fee of $7.99.
"Having made nearly 300,000 deliveries from Burger King, Postmates has proven that we can drive a meaningful lift in sales," said Dan Mosher, senior VP and merchant lead, Postmates. "As a market leader that completes millions of deliveries per month, we are confident that we will do an incredible job serving such an iconic brand."