Grubhub leads the embedded state table in 24 states, DoorDash in 18, Uber Eats in seven, and Rhode Island is listed as a tie between DoorDash and Grubhub.
Comparison basis: NetCredit summed menu prices from seven fast-food chains across the five largest cities in each state. This is a state-level snapshot derived from major-city samples, not a full statewide price census.
The pattern is not one-sided nationally: Grubhub has the broadest footprint, but DoorDash wins several large coastal states including California, Florida, New York, and Washington. Uber Eats is rarer overall and appears more scattered, with wins in places such as Arizona, Maryland, and Virginia.
Source: Voronoi summary and NetCredit, “What’s Cheaper – DoorDash, Uber Eats or Grubhub?”. State winners here were extracted from the article’s embedded interactive table.