DashPass is DoorDash's subscription service, and its terms are governed by Section 13 of this agreement, which includes conditions related to billing, cancellation, and membership benefits.
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Subscription services typically include auto-renewal and specific cancellation requirements; users enrolled in DashPass should review Section 13 to understand billing cycles, cancellation procedures, and any applicable fees before their next renewal date.
Interpretive note: The full text of Section 13 governing DashPass was not reproduced in the available document excerpt; specific financial, cancellation, and auto-renewal terms cannot be assessed from the available text.
This provision establishes that DashPass subscription terms, including any auto-renewal, cancellation, and fee provisions, are governed by Section 13 of the agreement; the document text available does not reproduce the full text of Section 13, so the specific financial and cancellation terms cannot be fully assessed from this excerpt.
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"SECTION 13 OF THIS AGREEMENT CONTAINS PROVISIONS RELATING TO DASHPASS.— Excerpt from DoorDash's DoorDash Terms of Service
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Auto-renewing subscription terms in the US are subject to the FTC's Negative Option Rule and various state automatic renewal laws, including California's Automatic Renewal Law (ARL), which requires clear and conspicuous disclosure of renewal terms, affirmative consent, and easy cancellation mechanisms. The FTC has increased enforcement activity in this area. Similar obligations exist under Canadian provincial consumer protection statutes. (2) GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. The document references DashPass terms in Section 13 but the full section text was not reproduced in the available document excerpt, limiting full assessment. The reference to DashPass as a subscription service creates obligations under automatic renewal disclosure laws that must be evaluated against the full Section 13 text. (3) JURISDICTION FLAGS: California's ARL creates specific disclosure, consent, and cancellation requirements for subscription services. New York, Illinois, and other states have enacted similar automatic renewal statutes. Canadian provinces including Ontario and Quebec have consumer protection requirements governing subscription contracts. Compliance teams should confirm that DashPass enrollment, renewal, and cancellation flows meet requirements in each applicable jurisdiction. (4) CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: DashPass terms may involve third-party partnerships (e.g., with credit card issuers or other platforms) that carry their own terms; organizations auditing DoorDash's service agreements should confirm whether DashPass subscriptions are included in the scope of any enterprise agreement. (5) COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Compliance teams should review the full text of Section 13 to assess auto-renewal disclosure adequacy, cancellation mechanism accessibility, and fee transparency under applicable state and federal law. Any DashPass enrollment or upsell flow should be audited to confirm it meets California ARL and FTC Negative Option Rule requirements.
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Subscription services typically include auto-renewal and specific cancellation requirements; users enrolled in DashPass should review Section 13 to understand billing cycles, cancellation procedures, and any applicable fees before their next renewal date.
This provision establishes that DashPass subscription terms, including any auto-renewal, cancellation, and fee provisions, are governed by Section 13 of the agreement; the document text available does not reproduce the full text of Section 13, so the specific financial and cancellation terms cannot be fully assessed from this excerpt.
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