How to unsubscribe from Deliveroo emails

To handle a Deliveroo unsubscribe, sign in and open Account → Marketing Preferences - that single screen controls offer emails, restaurant recommendations, and Plus marketing in one place. If you would rather not log in, the footer link in any Deliveroo promo email does the same job for that address. As a UK and EU company, Deliveroo sends marketing by email, SMS, WhatsApp, push, and even post, and you can withdraw consent for each channel. Order confirmations and rider tracking are transactional and carry on regardless.

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Method 1: Account marketing preferences

1. Sign in at deliveroo.co.uk or open the app and tap your Account.
2. Open Marketing Preferences.
3. Turn off the email channel. Review SMS and push toggles at the same time, because each channel is opted out separately.

This is the thorough route: it clears every marketing stream tied to your account rather than a single list, and it is the screen to revisit if a later order quietly re-enables anything.

Method 2: the in-email unsubscribe link

1. Search from:deliveroo.com in your mail client. Most promos arrive from hello@announcements.deliveroo.com.
2. Open any promo and click Unsubscribe in the footer.
3. Give it up to 72 hours - campaigns already queued can still be delivered inside that window.

Modern mail clients make this even easier: Gmail and Apple Mail read the machine-readable unsubscribe header on Deliveroo campaigns and surface their own one-tap opt-out button right at the top of the message. Either route ends the same list membership, and both work for addresses used on guest orders that never had a full account behind them.

Method 3: push, SMS, and WhatsApp

Deliveroo markets across more channels than most food apps. Push promos switch off in the app or in your phone's notification settings, SMS stops with the reply keyword in the message, and WhatsApp campaigns can be blocked in WhatsApp itself. None of these are affected by an email opt-out, so tackle each channel you actually receive.

When the opt-out does not hold

A fresh order can re-trigger campaigns, and a re-consent checkbox ticked at checkout quietly rebuilds the list you just left. There is a simple way to know rather than wonder: ClearMyInbox waits about a month, then audits your inbox again and marks Deliveroo either confirmed quiet or still sending, so a relapse gets caught instead of ignored. Sibling senders behave the same way - Just Eat and Wolt both run reactivation campaigns that restart weeks after you last ordered.

Fallback: deal with it at the mailbox

Persistent promos can be filtered out of sight. In Gmail, filter on the announcements sender and apply Skip Inbox or Delete, leaving the main deliveroo.co.uk transactional addresses untouched. In Outlook, Sweep the sender or drop it into Blocked senders under Junk settings.

What keeps arriving

Order confirmations, live rider tracking, receipts, refund notices, and Plus billing emails are all transactional and exempt from marketing opt-outs. They fire only when something happens on your account. For a category-wide cleanup covering every takeaway app at once, read how to stop food delivery emails.