Subway: Buy 1 Footlong, Get 1 50% Off via DoorDash
Order Subway on DoorDash and save 50% on your second footlong sub. Valid at participating locations.
Save on Subway Footlongs, 6-inch meal bundles, and cookies ordered directly through DoorDash.
Showing verified vouchers valid for Subway orders via DoorDash.
Order Subway on DoorDash and save 50% on your second footlong sub. Valid at participating locations.
Save 70% across 3 separate deliveries. Valid on eligible orders $15+, max $20 discount per redemption.
Take 50% off your checkout total across 3 consecutive meal delivery orders.
Exclusive new customer welcome voucher. Up to $10 off your first delivery or pickup cart.
Verified community voucher for returning diners. Valid on orders from eligible local restaurant partners.
Completely eliminates the delivery fee on your next three checkout sessions. No DashPass required.
Exclusive discount reserved for active DashPass subscribers. Can be stacked with $0 delivery fees.
Special university pricing for students verified via SheerID. Pairs with $4.99/mo Student DashPass.
Direct answers formatted for quick checkout troubleshooting.
Paper coupons or coupons exclusive to the official Subway mobile app generally do not translate directly into DoorDash. However, DoorDash runs dedicated merchant promotions (like Subway combo specials and BOGO deals) entered into the DoorDash promo code checkout field.
No. DoorDash does not accept merchant-branded restaurant gift cards (such as physical or digital Subway gift cards). DoorDash only accepts official DoorDash Gift Cards. You can purchase discounted DoorDash gift cards (typically 15%–20% off at Costco or PayPal) and apply them to pay for your Subway order alongside an active promo code.
You can eliminate delivery fees by subscribing to DashPass ($0 delivery on orders over $12), applying an active free delivery promo code like FREEDLVR, or ordering during promotional free delivery windows.
Most Subway orders require a food subtotal of at least $12 to $15 to unlock promo code eligibility and avoid small-order convenience fees.