Chick-fil-A: order for less with someone else's gift card
Updated September 29, 2026 · Reviewed by Kirill Novikov, FlipGift founder
Get your Chick-fil-A order, delivered or ready for pickup under your name, for less than the app charges: a seller who holds a Chick-fil-A gift card places it for you with the card, and escrow pays them only once you have the food. Chick-fil-A cards trade at roughly 10–15% off.
How Chick-fil-A orders work here
The seller orders in the Chick-fil-A app with the gift card — mobile pickup under your name, or delivery where the app offers it (run by DoorDash, paid in the app). Chick-fil-A is closed on Sundays; a scheduled order for Sunday will not exist.
The app supports ordering ahead for a pickup time; delivery slots depend on the location.
Who the courier calls
Delivery couriers reach the account holder — the seller — so write a drop-off note the courier can follow. Pickup is by the name on the order at the counter or the mobile shelf.
What you pay
Typical Chick-fil-A orders: a nuggets order for the kids, a breakfast pickup, a catering tray. You pay the app's total minus the discount you pick, plus a 2.5% fee, from your FlipGift balance. The food hub has the whole flow, step by step, and how tips, fees and substitutions are settled.
Order from Chick-fil-A → Upload a screenshot of your cart; a seller is matched in minutes.
Holding a Chick-fil-A gift card? List it on the food sell form and get paid once the buyer has their food.
Official source: Chick-fil-A gift card page