DoorDash vs Uber Eats vs SkipTheDishes: Which Is Cheaper in Canada?

No single app is always cheapest in Canada. DashPass, Uber One and Skip+ all cost $9.99 a month, and the total for the same order changes with the restaurant, distance, time of day and promotions.

How much do DashPass, Uber One and Skip+ cost?

Plan	DashPass (DoorDash)	Uber One (Uber Eats)	Skip+ (SkipTheDishes)
Monthly price	$9.99 plus tax	$9.99 plus tax	$9.99 plus tax
Yearly price	$96 plus tax	$99.99 plus tax	Not listed
Delivery fee	$0 on eligible orders above each restaurant’s minimum	$0 on restaurant orders of $15 or more	$0 on almost every order
Service fees	Reduced on eligible orders	Not listed; 5% off eligible restaurant orders instead	Reduced; advertised as 40% off or more
Other perks	Lyft partnership in Canada	5% off eligible Uber rides	Bonus points and member deals

Membership terms change often, and each app runs sign-up offers. Check the app before you subscribe.

Which delivery app is cheapest in Canada?

It depends on the order. Without a membership, each app’s delivery fee changes with distance and demand, and service fees vary by order.

Restaurants can also set different menu prices on each app. So the same burrito bowl can cost a different total on DoorDash, Uber Eats and Skip on the same night.

The reliable way to find the cheapest option is to build the same order on each app and compare the final total at checkout, including tax and tip.

Is a delivery membership worth it?

A membership pays for itself when the fees you save each month are more than $9.99. GrabOn estimates that’s about two or three orders a month.

If you order a few times a month, pick one membership instead of three. Skip+ is the only one that puts a number on its service-fee cut, and Uber One gives 5% off eligible restaurant orders.

Is pickup cheaper than delivery?

Usually. Pickup skips the delivery fee and the tip for a courier, and some restaurants offer pickup discounts.

Ordering directly from the restaurant can also cost less, since the restaurant doesn’t pay an app commission on that order. Prices vary, so compare.

How does Pleit fit in?

Pleit isn’t a delivery app. It helps you decide what to order based on a goal like a calorie limit or protein target.

The Pleit app is planned to compare delivery apps, the restaurant’s own delivery and pickup, with fees and tax in one total per option. That feature isn’t live yet; the app launches in 2027.

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheapest: DoorDash, Uber Eats or SkipTheDishes?

None is always cheapest. Fees and menu prices change by restaurant, distance, time and promotion, so compare the checkout total for the same order on each app.

DoorDash vs Uber Eats: which is cheaper in Canada?

It depends on the order. DashPass and Uber One both cost $9.99 a month; DashPass is $96 a year and Uber One is $99.99 a year, plus tax.

Is SkipTheDishes cheaper than Uber Eats?

Sometimes. Skip+ advertises service fees cut by 40% or more, while Uber One gives 5% off eligible restaurant orders. Which saves more depends on your order size and fees.

How much is DashPass in Canada?

DashPass costs $9.99 a month or $96 a year, plus tax. It gives $0 delivery fees and lower service fees on eligible orders above each restaurant’s minimum.

How much is Uber One in Canada?

Uber One costs $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year, plus tax. It gives $0 delivery fees on restaurant orders of $15 or more.

How much is Skip+?

Skip+ costs $9.99 a month, plus tax. It gives $0 delivery fees on almost every order and reduced service fees.

Why is the same order a different price on each app?

Each app sets its own delivery and service fees, and restaurants can set different menu prices on each app. Promotions also differ.

Is it cheaper to order directly from the restaurant?

It can be, because the restaurant doesn’t pay an app commission on that order. Pickup is usually cheapest, since there’s no delivery fee or courier tip.

Is there an app that compares DoorDash, Uber Eats and Skip prices?

Pleit plans to compare delivery apps, the restaurant’s own delivery and pickup in one total. It isn’t live yet; the app launches in 2027.