New Deliveroo Subscription Service Gives Hong Kong Customers Free Delivery

  • Deliveroo Plus launches giving Hong Kong customers unlimited free delivery for HK$98 a month
  • The new service – Deliveroo Plus will offer a free two-week trial so everyone can try it out
  • In the UK half of customers saved nearly £25 over the first two months of trialing the service

 
(Hong Kong, 11 April 2019) – Deliveroo the leading food-delivery company is today launching Deliveroo Plus, a new subscription service available for food lovers across Hong Kong. The new service, priced at HK$98 a month, will enable customers to get unlimited free delivery. Customers will be able to benefit further by trialling Deliveroo Plus free for two weeks or more.
 
Deliveroo Plus is being rolled out following a successful launch in the UK. During their first two months of signing up to the pilot, half of all customers saved nearly £25 (around HK$ 260) over the time period, whilst one in ten saved over £75 (around HK$ 770).
 
Brian Lo, General Manager, Hong Kong at Deliveroo said, “At Deliveroo, we are continuously striving to innovate our offer as well as expand our delivery platform. Through the launch of Deliveroo Plus, Deliveroo aims at rewarding our users with a better value for money. This new subscription service provides a more affordable option to the frequent users while the earnings of riders is expected to rise with the increasing demand for food delivery.”
 
Customers throughout Hong Kong wishing to subscribe to Deliveroo Plus will see the option to sign up to the service on their basket at checkout and in the ‘Account’ section of the app and website.

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