Some Chase credit cards offer $10 off on one non-restaurant order on Doordash every month. Others are every quarter. And there’s even Chase cards that even have $10 off two non-restaurant orders every month.

With these DoorDash credits, you can save a considerable amount of money all while not leaving your house (or you can save some fees if you decide to order pickup)

TL;DR:

• Several Chase cards include a recurring statement credit for non-restaurant DoorDash purchases, like groceries, convenience stores, flowers, and retail — separate from any restaurant dining credits.

• Credit amount and how often it renews (monthly vs. quarterly) varies by card, so it's worth checking your specific card's terms rather than assuming.

• It's a modest, easy-to-forget perk, not a reason to open a card on its own, but free money if you already carry an eligible card.

• The credit only counts on qualifying non-restaurant orders, so knowing which merchants apply matters as much as knowing you have the credit.

• Use nextcard's DoorDash Nonrestaurant Credit Map to find eligible nonrestaurant stores near you and start using the $10 credit right away.

What Is the Chase DoorDash $10 Non-Restaurant Credit?

The Chase DoorDash $10 non-restaurant credit is a statement credit that select Chase credit cards apply when you use DoorDash to order from a non-restaurant merchant.

“Non-restaurant” covers DoorDash’s other delivery categories, like grocery stores, convenience stores, retail shops, and flower shops, rather than food delivery from a restaurant.

The credit is applied at checkout by toggling a button.

Some cards refresh it every month, some every quarter, and the Chase Sapphire Reserve® and Sapphire Reserve for Business℠ refresh it twice a month. It's separate from any restaurant dining credit those same cards might offer.

Which Chase Credit Cards Offer the DoorDash $10 Non-Restaurant Credit?

Chase currently offers the DoorDash $10 non-restaurant credit on more than a dozen personal and business cards, but how often it renews depends on which card you carry. Some cards, like the Chase Sapphire Reserve®, refresh the credit twice a month, while most others refresh it once a month or once a quarter. The table below breaks down the annual fee and credit frequency for every card so you can see where each one lands before we go through the details card by card.

How to Use the $10 Non-Restaurant Credit

Using the credit is straightforward once you know which orders qualify:

• Place an order on DoorDash from a non-restaurant merchant, like a grocery store, convenience store, retailer, or flower shop, rather than a restaurant.

• When you have an eligible Chase card selected, the $10 credit toggle appears at checkout; you need to flip it on for anything to happen

• If your card offers two credits per period, like the Chase Sapphire Reserve® and Sapphire Reserve for Business℠, place two separate qualifying orders. You can't apply $20 to a single order.

• Check the table above for how often your card's credit resets, monthly or quarterly, so you use it before it renews.

• Consider a pickup order instead of delivery if you want to skip delivery and service fees while still using the credit.

How to Find Eligible DoorDash Non-Restaurants?

Not every merchant on DoorDash is coded as non-restaurant, and it's not always obvious from the app which orders will trigger the credit. The easiest way to check is nextcard's DoorDash Nonrestaurant Credit Map, which covers more than 184,000 stores and lets you filter by pickup or delivery and by store type, including grocery, convenience, flowers, and retail, so you can find an eligible order near you before you place it.

What is my experience with $10 Doordash credits for non-restaurant orders?

Firstly, I love these Doordash credits. As someone who always enjoys finding extra savings, the DoorDash credits are pretty high on my list.

When I used to have the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card, the $10 off credit was for grocery orders. At the beginning of every month, I would order about $10-$12 worth of groceries and pay $4-$6 total (after tip) to have it delivered to my house.

I get that it might sound like a lot of effort just to save ten bucks, but I completely disagree. This credit has been incredibly useful for me. Whenever I’m not in the mood to go grocery shopping, or I realize I forgot something, it comes in clutch. It either buys me an extra day before I have to shop again (which is always a win), or it helps wrap up anything I missed on my previous trip.

And now that I have upgraded to the Chase Sapphire Reserve®, I have two $10 off credits for non-restaurant orders with DoorDash. This is really nice as I usually use one for myself and then gift the other to my girlfriend for her grocery shopping.

You’ll get the best value for these credits if you spend around $10 to $12. Once you go above that, you’re not getting as much bang for your buck as items on DoorDash are already a bit overpriced.

Let me show you a recent order I made from Market 32 for the month of December on my Chase Sapphire Reserve®.

If I were to shop for groceries in person these two items would probably be around a dollar cheaper for the subtotal. But with the DoorDash credit, I’m paying less than $6 for delivery on these two items (where I would normally spend $11ish.)

And here’s an order I placed for my girlfriend.

There’s more items on here but you get the jist—it’s a much bigger order than the one I placed. She was going to have groceries delivered no matter what so the DoorDash credit was still beneficial.

Reminder that if you have the Chase Sapphire Reserve®, you can't use the $20 of total credit all at once. You must place two separate non-restaurant orders to be able to use each $10 credit.

Would I use DoorDash if I didn’t have these credits?

Honestly, no. DoorDash has lots of fees associated with orders even with DashPass (comes complimentary with many Chase cards). When I’m deciding whether to deliver or pick-up, I’ll almost always go in-store if it's cheaper. For some folks this may not be the same calculation. For instance, my sister’s boyfriend loves delivering things. Food, groceries, clothes. You name it, he’s delivering it. If you are someone who likes delivered groceries to save some time or extra effort, DoorDash can be great for that. Especially with DashPass.

Final Remarks

The DoorDash credits are a nice little bonus on your credit card. Let’s say you have the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card. If you use the DoorDash credit every month, that’s $120 in value for a $95 annual fee card. And that’s not even including complimentary DashPass. For people that have cards with quarterly $10 off non-restaurant order coupons, just make sure you have a reminder set up to use those. Very easy to forget (I’ve done it before).

If you like extra savings and are willing to put in a lil bit of extra work, the DoorDash credits are right up your alley. By no means would I suggest getting a specific card for these credits. But it’s just a reminder that if you have one of these Chase cards with DoorDash coupons, make sure you put them to use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should you get a Chase card for the DoorDash credits?

No. There are much more valuable benefits to consider with Chase cards like the earning structure and ability to transfer to airline and hotel partners. But, it's certainly worth considering as a "nice to have" benefit once you have the card.

What is DashPass?

Folks who are DashPass members get $0 delivery fees and reduced service fees on all eligible orders that meet the subtotal minimum. Some merchants aren't eligible for DashPass.

Do other credit cards have DoorDash credits?

No. But other issuers will typically offer similar types of credits. For instance, the American Express Gold card has a monthly $10 Uber credit.

Who should use DoorDash credits?

If you have one of the Chase credit cards with DoorDash credits, you should put them to use. It can be cheaper to deliver than buy in person, but you can even use these credits for pickup orders.

Is it crucial to use DoorDash credits every month?

No. You'll still get solid value with each card even if you don't put the DoorDash credits to use. If you have trouble remembering to use them, put a reminder on your calendar.

Does the Chase Sapphire Reserve's DoorDash credit cover restaurant orders too?

Yes. The Sapphire Reserve includes a $5 monthly promo for eligible DoorDash restaurant orders.

Which Chase card gives the most DoorDash credit per month?

The Chase Sapphire Reserve gives the most, with up to $25 in monthly DoorDash promos: one $5 restaurant promo plus two separate $10 non-restaurant promos.