Dinnerly runs a community discount program, and ID.me lists it for first responders at up to $160 off through 5 orders. It’s for new customers only. Dinnerly’s own page tells you the program exists but doesn’t spell out the groups or the dollar figure in its text, so the specific numbers here come from ID.me’s listing and the verification step is where you confirm them.
Dinnerly calls itself “The Affordable Meal Delivery Service,” and its home page lists 100+ recipes every week plus a Market where you can add ready-to-heat meals, desserts and breakfasts to your weekly box. Its community discount page says it’s “happy to support” people within its community “with a special discount!”
How To Get The Dinnerly First Responder Discount
- Open Dinnerly’s community discount program page, which is the page the discount link in Dinnerly’s footer leads to.
- Follow the verification prompt the page shows. ID.me lists the offer for First Responders, so ID.me verification is the route to expect.
- Choose your recipes, then read the order summary before you pay to confirm the discount actually applied.
What “up to $160 through 5 orders” means
ID.me’s headline for Dinnerly reads “Up to $160 off through 5 orders for First Responders.” The word “up to” matters: it reads as a ceiling across five orders, not a flat amount per box, and ID.me’s fine print adds that discounts are valid for new customers only and that additional restrictions may apply. Dinnerly’s page doesn’t break the $160 down by order, so the order summary is where you see what each box actually received.
Know how the subscription works first
Dinnerly’s help center says it’s a subscription service: an order is placed in your account every week, and you decide which weeks you want a box. You can skip any week or pause your subscription at any time, and once an order is generated you have until 6 to 7 days before delivery, depending on your location, to edit or skip it. Dinnerly also says you can cancel your membership at any time, even immediately after your first order.
Dinnerly’s help center also says it can only honor one voucher at a time per household and that a second voucher applied to an order overwrites the first. It adds that new-customer vouchers don’t apply if you already have an account with Dinnerly, even a closed or paused one. Dinnerly doesn’t say whether this offer is delivered as a voucher, but ID.me lists it as new customers only, so start from the discount program page rather than creating an account first.
Q&A
Q: Does Dinnerly have a first responder discount?
A: Dinnerly has a community discount program, and ID.me lists First Responders for it at up to $160 off through 5 orders.
Q: Does Dinnerly’s page name first responders?
A: Its text refers to a “special discount” for people within its community and doesn’t list the groups. ID.me’s listing is where first responders are named.
Q: Is it for new customers only?
A: ID.me says discounts are valid for new customers only.
Q: Can I skip weeks?
A: Yes. Dinnerly’s help center says you can skip any week or pause your subscription at any time.
Q: Can I cancel after the first order?
A: Dinnerly says you can cancel your membership at any time, even immediately after your first order.
Q: Can I use two discounts at once?
A: Dinnerly’s help center says it honors one voucher at a time per household.
More Information:
Dinnerly’s footer carries a copyright line for MMM Consumer Brands Inc., and its help center covers voucher rules, pausing and delivery areas. For more meal delivery offers, browse our food and drink discounts or read about the HelloFresh first responder discount.
