The AP placed an order Wednesday for two cheeseburgers, two large fries, and a vanilla shake. It arrived after “about a half-hour.” The price tag? $23.32, according to the article. The AP continued:

The world’s biggest burger chain said Monday that it was starting the test and teaming up with Postmates, a service that is also working with Chipotle and Starbucks. It’s the latest sign that fast-food chains are eager to figure out ways to feed customer demands for greater convenience.

The move comes as competitors such as Burger King are entering the delivery market, according to the AP: “Others are experimenting with quicker takeout: Taco Bell lets customers order and pay in advance on its mobile app, and Starbucks said it plans to offer mobile pay-ahead later this year.”

But convenience does come with a price: “Postmates’ delivery fees range from $5 to $20, depending on the distance, said April Conyers, a Postmates representative. There’s also a 9 percent service fee, and the tip,” the news service said.

News of the delivery service comes as McDonald’s plans to restructure its business in the face of declining sales.

As Fortune’s Phil Wahba reported last month, McDonald’s is closing hundreds of stores this year as part of its restructuring plan.
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