Imagine you place a $10 Grubhub order with no splitting.
Using the Grubhub Tip Formula
• Base tip (15% of $10): $1.50
• Minimum $3 tip applied
• Total Fare: $10 + $3.00 = $13.00
Tip is $3.00, total fare is $13.00.
Using the 20% Rule
• Base tip (20% of $10): $2.00
• Total Fare: $10 + $2.00 = $12.00
Tip is $2.00, total fare is $12.00.
Definition: Welcome to the Grubhub Tip Calculator. This tool helps you determine a fair tip for your Grubhub delivery driver and the total fare including the tip, using the Grubhub Tip Formula (15% with $3 minimum) or a 20% rule.
Purpose: At YourTipCalculator.com, we simplify tipping for Grubhub orders. The Grubhub Tip Formula applies 15% of the order cost with a $3 minimum, while the 20% rule has no minimum, helping you calculate your tip and total fare confidently.
The calculator uses two methods:
Then: \[ \text{Total Fare (with Tip)} = \text{Order Cost} + \text{Total Tip} \]
Where:
Explanation: Enter the Order Cost, Number of People, and select a method. The Grubhub Tip Formula uses 15% of the order cost with a $3 minimum, while the 20% rule applies 20% with no minimum. Results show tip, per-person tip, and total fare.
Details: The Grubhub Tip Formula applies 15% of the order cost with a $3 minimum to ensure fair compensation, while the 20% rule offers a flexible percentage option with no minimum. Pro Tip: Use 20% for exceptional service or larger orders.
How do I calculate a Grubhub tip?
Enter the order cost, number of people, and select Grubhub Tip Formula or 20% Rule. The calculator provides tip, per-person amount, and total fare.
What does Total Fare (with Tip) mean?
It’s the sum of the order cost and the calculated tip, showing your total cost.
What are the calculation methods?
Grubhub Tip Formula (15% of order cost with $3 minimum) and 20% Rule (no minimum).
Can I split the tip?
Yes, input the number of people to see the per-person tip; total fare remains the same.
What if I enter a low order cost?
For Grubhub Tip Formula, a $3 minimum applies; for 20% Rule, the tip scales directly (e.g., $5 order = $1 tip).