Drove for or Ordered From Grubhub? A Refund May Be Coming to You
The FTC is sending more than $23.8 million to Grubhub drivers and diners. If you are owed, the money is free to claim.

There is real money going out, and it may be yours
If you delivered food for Grubhub or ordered from it, check your mail and your PayPal. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is sending payments totaling more than $23.8 million to people harmed by the company.
This money is going to drivers and diners. It comes from a settlement, so you do not have to do anything fancy to receive it. Most people will get a check in the mail. Some will get a PayPal payment instead.
The FTC says it is sending payments to 640,038 affected consumers. That is a lot of people, and you could be one of them.
Why the FTC says this money is owed
In December 2024, the FTC and the Illinois Attorney General took action against Grubhub. They alleged the company deceived drivers about how much they would earn delivering food.
They also said Grubhub blocked some diners from their accounts and their own funds, and listed restaurants on its platform without their permission.
Under the settlement, Grubhub was ordered to make changes, like honestly advertising driver pay and giving users a way to dispute blocked accounts. The refund payments are part of making things right for people who were harmed.
What to do if a payment arrives
If you get a check, cash it within 90 days, as noted on the check itself. If you get a PayPal payment, redeem it within 30 days. Do not let these windows pass.
Have questions about your payment? You can call the refund administrator, Analytics Consulting LLC, at 1-888-446-4992, or read the FTC's answers to common questions on its website.
One important warning: the FTC never requires you to pay money or hand over account information to get a payment. Anyone who asks you to pay a fee first, or who demands your bank login to release your refund, is running a scam. The real refund is free.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I have to apply to get this refund?
- No. The FTC is sending payments directly to affected people, mostly as checks in the mail, with some as PayPal payments. You do not need to apply.
- Is there any fee to claim my Grubhub refund?
- No. The FTC says it never requires people to pay money or provide account information to get a payment. If someone asks for a fee or your passwords, it is a scam.
- How long do I have to cash my check?
- Cash a check within 90 days, as noted on the check. If you receive a PayPal payment, redeem it within 30 days.
- Who do I contact with questions?
- You can reach the official refund administrator, Analytics Consulting LLC, at 1-888-446-4992, or read the FTC's FAQ on its website.
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