Delivery service PorteDash said Wednesday that it was partnering with Lyft to offer carpooling benefits to its members.

This announcement comes as DoorDash reported better than expected results for its third quarter. The San Francisco company said its revenue rose 25% between July and September to $2.7 billion. That figure beat Wall Street’s forecast of $2.65 billion, according to analysts surveyed by FactSet.

DoorDash said it was DashPass Members will receive discounted rides through Lyft, while Lyft passengers will receive a free trial of DashPass. DashPass members pay $9.99 per month or $96 per year for free shipping on most orders.

This combination makes DoorDash a stronger competitor Uberwhich offers free Delivery Uber Eats and discounted Uber rides for its Uber One members. Uber’s program also costs $9.99 per month or $96 per year.

Lyft and DoorDash have added partners to their loyalty programs to attract customers. Lyft said 20% of its rides last year connected with its partners, including Delta Air Lines and Hilton. DoorDash recently partnered with Warner Bros. entertainment company Max. Discovery streaming service.

DoorDash said its total orders rose 18% in the third quarter to 643 million, more than the 640 million analysts expected. The company reported net income of $162 million, compared with a loss of $73 million a year ago.