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McDonald’s USA has expanded its digital delivery options through a new partnership with DoorDash, allowing customers to order McDelivery directly from the company’s website without needing an app, login or account.
The service enables users to place orders via mobile web or desktop, with fulfillment handled by DoorDash drivers. Customers can check out in fewer steps and choose from multiple payment options.
Tim Snyder, head of delivery at McDonald’s USA, said: “With millions of customers visiting [our website] each month, this channel extends our reach, offering a seamless and convenient way to have their McDonald’s favorites delivered. It reflects our continued commitment to meeting customer demands and strengthening accessibility across all touchpoints."
The move strengthens the companies’ existing global partnership, which already supports McDelivery in 29 countries. DoorDash and its affiliated brand Wolt provide delivery services for McDonald’s across markets including Canada, Germany, Australia, Finland and Japan.
Shanna Prevé, VP of enterprise sales and business development at DoorDash, added: “We’re making it easy for customers to order McDonald’s wherever they are. This global partnership is powered by innovation – driving sales, simplifying operations and elevating the customer experience.”
The launch reflects both companies’ efforts to expand digital ordering channels and improve accessibility for US customers.
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