What Happened to Thirstie?
Back when we first wrote this review, Thirstie was a consumer on-demand alcohol delivery app going up against Drizly, Saucey, and Minibar — its angle was letting local liquor stores handle delivery instead of running its own driver fleet. Ordering required buyers to be 21+, the same as any alcohol delivery app. That consumer app is gone now. As of this writing, Thirstie’s own site describes a completely different business: it builds “branded digital storefronts” for alcohol companies, handles their first-party customer data, and connects them to a network of retail fulfillment partners across 40+ geographies. It’s infrastructure for liquor brands, not an app you download to get a bottle delivered.
We couldn’t find a Thirstie consumer app listed in the App Store, and the company’s homepage is aimed squarely at brand marketers (“Request Demo”), not shoppers. There’s no sign-up flow, referral program, or promo code for regular customers anymore — which lines up with what our original review already said: Thirstie never had a promo code to offer, even back in 2016.
If you’re looking for alcohol delivered to your door today, Saucey is the pick we’d point you to — it’s still an active consumer delivery app with its own driver network. We also covered Drizly, which Uber shut down in 2024, so skip that one and go straight to Saucey.

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Related: Saucey App Promo Code · Drizly Promo Code (Discontinued)

What to Use Instead
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a Thirstie promo code?
No. Thirstie never had a consumer promo code even when it was an on-demand delivery app, and today it doesn’t run a consumer app or program at all.
Did Thirstie shut down?
Not entirely — the company still exists, but it pivoted from a consumer delivery app to a B2B platform that powers online stores for alcohol brands. The app you used to order drinks with is no longer around.
What should I use instead of Thirstie?
Saucey is the closest active alternative — it’s still a working on-demand alcohol delivery app with its own drivers. See our Saucey guide for current details.
Can I still order from Thirstie somehow?
Only indirectly — if a specific alcohol brand’s own website is “powered by Thirstie,” you might be buying through Thirstie’s backend without knowing it. There’s no general Thirstie storefront for shoppers to browse.
The Thirstie offer is history.
The record lives here.
The original details are preserved above — and the intro points to what still works today.
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