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/dashpass
The only consumer pricing URL that returned 200. With or without the trailing slash.
13 Aug 2026 · unofficial study
Public site teardown
A curl capture of the logged-out DoorDash marketing site. The $9.99 price is an i18n string inside the RSC payload. This page maps what the HTML actually contained, and runs the published terms through a break-even check. Not affiliated with DoorDash.
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The only consumer pricing URL that returned 200. With or without the trailing slash.
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/pricing, /plus, /plans, and /membership are Next not-found shells. They do not redirect.
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$0 delivery on DashPass orders over $12. 5% back on pickup. A free 30-day trial. Absent from visible HTML.
DoorDash did not publish a standard delivery fee in the captured HTML. The fee below is your assumption. Service-fee discounts, taxes, and Lyft credits are left out.
One response each, no redirects. Desktop Chrome user-agent, 13 Aug 2026 ~00:40 PT. www.doordash.com.
Nothing in this capture has that status.
Visible DashPass HTML had a generic homepage title and no price. These keys were inside the flight payload.
No captured string matches that.
Hero, three audience cards, a DashPass band, category blocks, and the footer are in the HTML. Nine stylesheets, with most of the look inlined. Three content images: scooter, storefront, phone. The hero photo was a CDN preload.
Stack is Next.js App Router (consumer-web-next) behind Cloudflare. Flight data is self.__next_f. There is no __NEXT_DATA__.
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Hero field #FF3008
After scripts are stripped, the curl body is the footer. Zero images, zero stylesheets, about 1.54 MB of script and 194 KB of inlined CSS. Fifty-one flight pushes. Route group (no-layout) / (dashpass).
The title tag stays the generic homepage title. A DashPass-specific title exists only as an i18n string. Plan tiles were not in the logged-out HTML.