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DoorDash
U.S. delivery logistics platform for restaurants, grocery, and retail — public since 2020 (DASH).
Stage
public
Status
public
Coverage
full
Why DoorDash is interesting
Canonical Sequoia/Khosla early bet on Tony Xu; a16z on the cap table while Sequoia led from Series A through IPO.
Key facts
- Series H (Jun 2020): $400M at $16B; Sequoia and Coatue among participants (Tracxn)
- Series A (May 2014): $17.3M led by Sequoia and Khosla; CRV participated (TechCrunch)
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Industries
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FAQs about DoorDash
Funding context and why this company shows up in venture coverage.
DoorDash operates a marketplace for on-demand food, grocery, and retail delivery — connecting merchants, independent dashers, and consumers through its app.
Sequoia (/fund/sequoia) and Khosla Ventures (/fund/khosla-ventures) led early rounds. Andreessen Horowitz (/fund/andreessen-horowitz), Kleiner Perkins (/fund/kleiner-perkins), CRV (/fund/crv), and Coatue (/fund/coatue) also participated.
Yes. DoorDash went public on the NYSE in December 2020 under ticker DASH.
DoorDash became the dominant U.S. food-delivery platform by focusing on suburban markets — a playbook that reshaped restaurant economics and gig-labor policy debates.
DoorDash priced its December 2020 IPO at $102 per share, valuing the company at roughly $39 billion at debut — among the largest consumer IPOs of that cycle.
Last updated: 2026-07-24