Restaurant Fees to Join Food Delivery Service

UberEats:

• UberEats charges restaurant merchants a fee percentage of 30% for each item sold via the UberEats App through the Marketplace Sales Channel.
• They charge restaurants a fee percentage of 15% for each item sold via the UberEats App through the Non-Delivery Sales Channel (this last one is waived as of March 16, 2020 until further notice due to the pandemic).
• Their regular one-time activation fee is $350, but they are waiving it during the COVID-19 pandemic.
• UberEats does collect a service fee, which is calculated as a percentage of a restaurant’s sales on UberEats. The agreed upon service fee is the fee UberEats charges restaurants to help cover costs including, without limitation, credit card fees, support, and much more.

Postmates:

• Postmates charges a commission between 15-30% or orders.
• If restaurants want to utilize direct bank deposit, the fee is 0.80% up to a maximum $5.00.
• Tablet and hardware rentals are $5/month.
• If you are a Postmates Partner, you don’t incur Credit Card Processing Fees. All orders are processed through an electronic ordering app on a tablet which is given to Partners for free. This means Partners save 3-6% on credit card processing fees.

GrubHub:

• The base commission rate for GrubHub orders is 10% plus a processing fee of 3.05% + $0.30.
• There is no activation fee.
• In order to make sure your listing is seen within GrubHub’s app, restaurants may need to pay an extra 20% or more in “marketing commission” for that to happen.
• The payment processing fee is $0.30.
• The restaurant often splits the delivery fee by paying up to an additional 4% of order total, for a total of 34% of the order.
• Typical tablet and hardware rentals can cost $119/month.

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