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Olo has launched a consumer delivery app that gives diners access to more than 250 restaurant brands at standard menu prices. It charges diners a 5% network fee and takes no commission from restaurants, unlike DoorDash's marketplace model. The lower-fee approach could pressure DoorDash's unit economics. It gives price-sensitive customers a way to compare delivery markups and may pull restaurant orders away from high-fee platforms. DoorDash expects grocery and other new categories to turn gross profit positive in the second half of 2026. Analysts project $28.0 billion in revenue and $3.8 billion in earnings by 2029, up from $841.0 million in earnings today. The most bearish analysts forecast $27.4 billion in revenue and $2.9 billion in earnings.

A Motley Fool analysis favours DoorDash over Airbnb as the better consumer stock for 2026, citing faster growth at the same valuation. DoorDash's trailing-12-month revenue reached nearly $16 billion, up almost 34%, with net income of about $841 million. Airbnb's revenue was $13.1 billion, up 13%, with net income near $2.7 billion and a net margin of roughly 20%. Both trade at a forward price-to-earnings ratio of 31x. DoorDash's forward PEG ratio is 0.6x, against nearly 2.0x for Airbnb. Analysts expect DoorDash earnings to grow 42% annually, compared with 16% for Airbnb. The author holds DoorDash shares.

DoorDash moves to Geraldton, Kalgoorlie & Horsham amid regional push. Published on: 13th October 2026 at 4:08 PM Delivery service DoorDash today is expanding into 16 new regional communities across Western Australia, South Australia, Victoria and Tasmania, reaching up to 410,000 regional Australians. The new markets now available on DoorDash include Geraldton, Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Albany and Karratha in Western Australia; Port Lincoln, Victor Harbor-Goolwa, Port Pirie and Port Augusta in South Australia; Echuca-Moama, Wangaratta, Sale, Bairnsdale, Horsham and Moe-Newborough in Victoria; and Kingston, Blackmans Bay and Ulverstone in Tasmania. ADVERTISING DoorDash will be one of the most exciting deliveries to the good folks Geraldton since former West Coast Eagle Josh Kennedy returned to his childhood club the Northampton Rams in the GNFL. This expansion phase marks one of DoorDash's largest regional growth initiatives in Australia, helping connect local residents with restaurants, grocery and convenience partners, while supporting local businesses to reach new customers and create new earning opportunities for Dashers. "This expansion is about supporting local communities by helping merchants grow, creating flexible earning opportunities for Dashers, and making everyday life a little easier for residents. We're proud to be investing in regional Australia and look forward to becoming part of these communities," DoorDash APAC vice president Simon Rossi said. DoorDash recently signed a multi-year deal with the Australian Open which sees it become the official on-demand delivery partner. The delivery service has been ram ping up its marketing activity in this market. Recently, it expanded Wavemaker's global media agency remit, while its CMO is former global CEO Tim Castree. Businesses interested in partnering with DoorDash and community members seeking flexible earning opportunities can learn more at its Merchants and Dasher websites. New DoorDash markets. Western Australia: Geraldton, Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Albany, Karratha South Australia: Port Lincoln, Victor Harbor-Goolwa, Port Pirie, Port Augusta Victoria: Echuca-Moama, Wangaratta, Sale, Bairnsdale, Horsham, Moe-Newborough Tasmania: Kingston & Blackmans Bay, Ulverstone Join more than 30,000 advertising industry experts Get all the latest advertising and media news direct to your inbox from B&T.