company

Instacart

Instacart is a grocery technology company whose app lets shoppers order groceries from local retailers for delivery or pickup, including with SNAP benefits.

instacart.com

CEO

Chris Rogers

Key facts

CEO: Chris Rogerssource
Acquisition agreement (Oct. 29, 2026): DoorDash agreed to acquire Instacart for $65 per share, about $17 billionsource
Market cap (October 2026): more than $13 billionsource
SNAP online: First accepted SNAP in 2020, available in all 50 states since August 2023source

WYDE coverage of Instacart

WYDE Newsroom has published one article about Instacart, on Nov 6, 2026. Instacart is the subject of 1 story. The most recent is DoorDash's $17 Billion Instacart Deal Would Put Two SNAP-Accepting Delivery Apps Under One Owner by Mid-2028.

Food Policy

DoorDash's $17 Billion Instacart Deal Would Put Two SNAP-Accepting Delivery Apps Under One Owner by Mid-2028

DoorDash agreed Oct. 29 to pay $65 a share for Instacart, at least 75% in cash. The deal needs antitrust clearance and is expected to close by mid-2028. Both apps accept SNAP benefits online.

Nov 6, 2026 · 4 min read · Subject of the story

Reported alongside Instacart

DoorDash · in 1 story with Instacart
Tony Xu · in 1 story with Instacart

Sources

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