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Get anything on Amazon faster — from DoorDash. Right Now checks whether the product you're looking at on Amazon is already sitting on a shelf near you and can be at your door in minutes instead of days. HOW IT WORKS Open an Amazon product page and click Right Now. It reads the item and Amazon's own delivery estimate, searches DoorDash for the same product nearby, and shows you both side by side: the store, the price, and the delivery time. Tap any result to open it on DoorDash. If a store in your area has it and DoorDash can get it to you faster you'll know before you buy. If nothing nearby matches, it tells you that too. WHAT TO EXPECT Results come from your own DoorDash account, so prices, stores, and delivery estimates reflect your real address. For accurate ETAs, stay signed in to doordash.com — signed out, DoorDash falls back to guessing your location from your connection, and estimates get less reliable. Right Now works on Amazon product pages today. Support for other retailers is coming. Product matching is a best guess. Sizes, colors, and multipacks don't always line up exactly, so the item name and price are always shown so you can check before you buy. PRIVACY Right Now reads the product title and delivery estimate from Amazon product pages you open. It doesn't create an account, doesn't ask for a password, doesn't handle payment, and doesn't store your browsing history. Searches go to DoorDash using the session already in your browser. Internal pilot — feedback welcome.
Aug 19, 2026
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