DoorDash wants to own your cravings, not just your takeout
TL;DR
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- DoorDash is profitable, growing revenue ~27% year over year as of Q3 2025, and leaning hard into AI and discovery with its new Zesty app.
- Zesty shifts DoorDash from pure delivery to restaurant and experience discovery, giving it more data, ad inventory, and ways to influence demand.
- At a stock price in the mid-$220s and up around 30% in a year, investors are betting DoorDash can scale local commerce beyond food without breaking its improving margins.
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