We know whether the platform charges your customers a fee for 32 of 34 products. "Not published" counts as data: it tells you the vendor doesn't disclose it.
"Commission-free" usually means the platform takes no percentage of your orders. It doesn't mean an order costs your restaurant nothing: card processing, a fixed fee per order, the monthly fee and setup still add up. And some platforms charge your customers a service or support fee on every order, which can make them order less.
The table puts every fee in the same columns for every vendor, with its source. To see what those fees add up to for your own orders, use the fee calculator.
Fees by platform
| Product | Type of product | Monthly fee | Setup fee | Commission on your own online orders | Commission on app delivery orders | Commission on app pickup orders | Fixed fee per order | Card processing on online orders (%) | Card processing per order (¢) | Fee charged to your customers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DoorDash Marketplace | Delivery app (marketplace)Source: DoorDash (opens in a new tab) | $0/moSource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)The three plans (Basic, Plus and Premier) are paid by commission, with no monthly fee. The tablet is optional and rented apart. | $0 one-timeSource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab) | N/ASource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: orders from your own website or app go through Online Ordering by DoorDash, listed apart. | 15%Source: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)Basic plan, with a smaller delivery area. Plus charges 25% and Premier 30%, with DashPass members included and no extra commission. Intro rate of 0%: 7 days on Basic, 30 days on Plus and Premier (DoorDash's pricing page doesn't say who qualifies or until when it's offered). These plans are for restaurants with 75 or fewer locations in the US. | 6%Source: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)Same 6% on the three plans, if you follow DoorDash's terms, including that your DoorDash pickup prices match your in-store prices. | $0 per orderSource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab) | N/ASource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: included in the commission. | N/ASource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: included in the commission. | Mandatory fee set by the platformSource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)DoorDash charges your customers a service fee it sets on each delivery order (15% of the subtotal for most orders in California, Chicago, Colorado, Washington DC, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New York City, Puerto Rico and Seattle), plus a delivery fee. |
| Grubhub | Delivery app (marketplace)Source: Grubhub (opens in a new tab) | $0/moSource: Grubhub (opens in a new tab)No platform fees: the plans (Basic, Plus and All-access) are paid by commission. | $0 one-timeSource: Grubhub (opens in a new tab) | N/ASource: Grubhub (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: orders from your own website go through Grubhub Direct, listed apart. | 15%Source: Grubhub (opens in a new tab)Basic plan: 5% marketing plus a delivery fee "from 10%" when Grubhub delivers, so at least 15%. Plus charges 15% and All-access 20% of marketing, plus the same delivery fee. In Houston and Dallas, new restaurants that sign up by October 31, 2026 pay 0% marketing and delivery commissions through December 31, 2026 (processing still applies). | 5%Source: Grubhub (opens in a new tab)Basic's 5% marketing commission ("Basic 5% marketing commission" on the pricing page) applies to every Grubhub order, pickup included (15% on Plus, 20% on All-access); pickup has no delivery fee. | $0 per orderSource: Grubhub (opens in a new tab)No fixed fee per order apart from the 30¢ of the card processing fee. | 3.05%Source: Grubhub (opens in a new tab)Grubhub's standard order processing fee, per its trial period addendum of August 2026; its profit calculator uses the same rate. The pricing page only says processing is charged apart. | 30¢Source: Grubhub (opens in a new tab) | The platform may charge a variable feeSource: Grubhub (opens in a new tab)Grubhub keeps the fees it may charge your customers (small order, service, delivery and priority delivery fees, among others), but doesn't publish when its service fee applies or how much it is. Its terms of use (grubhub.com/legal/terms-of-use) let it set or change those fees at any time. |
| Uber Eats | Delivery app (marketplace)Source: Uber Eats (opens in a new tab) | $0/moSource: Uber (opens in a new tab)The plans (Lite, Plus and Premium) are paid by commission, with no monthly fee. | $0 one-timeSource: Uber (opens in a new tab)The fee table of the terms has no setup or activation fee. | N/ASource: Uber Eats (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: orders from your own website go through Uber Eats Webshop, listed apart. | 20%Source: Uber (opens in a new tab)Lite plan. Plus charges 25% (30% on Uber One orders) and Premium 30%. In 13 jurisdictions Lite starts at 15%. Plus and Premium charge 0% for 30 days to a new location, counted from its first order. | 7%Source: Uber (opens in a new tab)7% if you prove your app prices match your in-store prices (new restaurants get 7% for a 30-day grace period); 10% if they don't. | $0 per orderSource: Uber (opens in a new tab)No fixed fee per order, except $0.99 per order in which a customer redeems an offer you run. | N/ASource: Uber Eats (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: included in the commission. Exceptions: in New York City Lite adds 3% for card processing, and in Portland Lite adds any payment processing fees. | N/ASource: Uber Eats (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: included in the commission. | Mandatory fee set by the platformSource: Uber (opens in a new tab)Uber charges your customers a service fee it sets on orders its couriers deliver: a percentage of the subtotal, with a minimum and a maximum, that varies by region. Plus a delivery fee. The merchant terms also let Uber charge customers other fees at its discretion (§3.n). |
| BeyondMenu | Direct ordering platform, Delivery app (marketplace)Source: BeyondMenu (opens in a new tab)Your own ordering website plus a listing in its marketplace and diner app. | Quote onlySource: BeyondMenu (opens in a new tab)BeyondMenu doesn't publish its prices; it quotes each restaurant in a demo, with plans that mix a monthly subscription and a low commission. | $0 one-timeSource: BeyondMenu (opens in a new tab)Per the FAQ of its website page; BeyondMenu sets everything up for you. | Quote onlySource: BeyondMenu (opens in a new tab)Its online ordering page says "No Middlemen. No Commissions.", but its own blog (August 2026) says its plans for new restaurants mix a monthly subscription and a low commission, quoted per restaurant. Ask which one you get. | Not publishedSource: BeyondMenu (opens in a new tab)BeyondMenu charges restaurants for orders from its marketplace but doesn't publish its rates. | Not publishedSource: BeyondMenu (opens in a new tab)Not published. | Not publishedSource: BeyondMenu (opens in a new tab)BeyondMenu says it charges restaurants low rates but doesn't publish them. | Not publishedSource: BeyondMenu (opens in a new tab)Payments run on Stripe; BeyondMenu doesn't publish the rate it charges you. | Not publishedSource: BeyondMenu (opens in a new tab)Not published. | Mandatory fee set by the platformSource: BeyondMenu (opens in a new tab)A convenience fee set by BeyondMenu on orders placed on beyondmenu.com and its diner app, per its diner FAQ; the amount isn't published and shows at checkout under "Fees & Taxes". BeyondMenu doesn't say whether it also applies on your own ordering site. |
| ChowNow | Direct ordering platformSource: ChowNow (opens in a new tab) | $249/moSource: ChowNow (opens in a new tab)Launch billed monthly. On an annual plan it's $229 a month; Grow is $349 ($319) and Elevate $449 ($409). | $499 one-timeSource: ChowNow (opens in a new tab)The agreement sets $499 for every current plan. The pricing page shows "$119 – $499" without saying which plan pays less; your order form sets the final amount. | 0%Source: ChowNow (opens in a new tab)0% on orders from your website, your app and ChowNow's marketplace. Its Discovery Network (Google, Apple Maps, Yelp and 6+ more sites), included in every plan, runs on the Order Better Network: those orders carry the agreement's 15.5% marketing fee, unless you turn on Profit Protector, which raises your menu prices on those channels so your customers cover it. ChowNow says you can opt out channel by channel by email. | N/ASource: ChowNow (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: ChowNow (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $0 per orderSource: ChowNow (opens in a new tab)No fixed fee per order to the restaurant besides card processing. The $0.99 service charge on website and app orders is paid by your customer: the agreement charges it unless you opt out in writing, while the help center describes it as a setting you turn on. | 2.95%Source: ChowNow (opens in a new tab)2.9% + 30¢ instead when the payment goes through a third-party POS integration (such as Square or Toast). | 29¢Source: ChowNow (opens in a new tab) | The platform may charge a variable feeSource: ChowNow (opens in a new tab)The agreement lets ChowNow charge your customers a variable "Support Local Fee" on every order through its platform. Today its help center applies 7.5% only on orders in the ChowNow app or eat.chownow.com. On your website and app there is a $0.99 service charge split 50/50 with you: the agreement charges it unless you opt out in writing, while the help center describes it as a setting you turn on. With Profit Protector on, your menu prices are higher on Discovery Network channels. |
| Flipdish | Direct ordering platformSource: Flipdish (opens in a new tab) | $149/moSource: Flipdish (opens in a new tab)Website plan (website and online ordering), billed monthly; $119 a month billed annually. Website & Mobile App is $249 ($199). Both run on a 12-month term. | Quote onlySource: Flipdish (opens in a new tab)The terms charge a set-up fee on activation; its amount comes with your quote and can be paid in monthly instalments. | Not publishedSource: Flipdish (opens in a new tab)The US pricing page lists only monthly plans; the terms deduct commission, charges and fees from your payouts at the rates of your agreement, which Flipdish doesn't publish. | N/ASource: Flipdish (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Flipdish (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | Not publishedSource: Flipdish (opens in a new tab)Not published for the US. | Not publishedSource: Flipdish (opens in a new tab)Flipdish processes the cards itself and doesn't publish its US transaction rates. | Not publishedSource: Flipdish (opens in a new tab)Not published. | The platform may charge a variable feeSource: Flipdish (opens in a new tab)The terms let Flipdish charge your customers handling fees directly, without publishing an amount. You can also add your own service charge, mandatory or optional, at the percentage you choose. |
| GloriaFood | Direct ordering platformSource: GloriaFood (Oracle) (opens in a new tab) | $29/moSource: GloriaFood (Oracle) (opens in a new tab)The ordering plan is $0; taking card payments online costs $29 a month. Advanced promotions add $19 a month. | $0 one-timeSource: GloriaFood (Oracle) (opens in a new tab) | 0%Source: GloriaFood (Oracle) (opens in a new tab) | N/ASource: GloriaFood (Oracle) (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: GloriaFood (Oracle) (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $0 per orderSource: GloriaFood (Oracle) (opens in a new tab) | UnconfirmedSource: GloriaFood (Oracle) (opens in a new tab)Card payments go through your own payment gateway, at the rate you get from it; GloriaFood charges $29 a month for the connection. Same rule for every platform where you choose among several processors. | UnconfirmedSource: GloriaFood (Oracle) (opens in a new tab)Depends on your gateway. | UnconfirmedSource: GloriaFood (Oracle) (opens in a new tab)Neither its pricing page nor its restaurant agreement says whether GloriaFood charges your customers a fee of its own; they only cover what the restaurant pays. |
| Menubly | Direct ordering platformSource: Menubly (opens in a new tab) | $9.99/moSource: Menubly (opens in a new tab)The Pro plan. Its pricing table also shows a $0 plan with a mini website, an online menu, a QR menu and online ordering, but its FAQ says online ordering continues after the 30-day trial with the $9.99 plan; ask which applies. | $0 one-timeSource: Menubly (opens in a new tab)No setup fee is published, and Menubly converts your PDF or paper menu at no charge. | 0%Source: Menubly (opens in a new tab) | N/ASource: Menubly (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Menubly (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $0 per orderSource: Menubly (opens in a new tab) | 2.9%Source: Stripe (opens in a new tab)Card payments go to your own Stripe account at Stripe's standard US rate for domestic cards, and Menubly adds no fee on top (Menubly's help). If you negotiated another rate with Stripe, that one applies. Cash and other manual payments carry no fee. | 30¢Source: Stripe (opens in a new tab) | NoneSource: Menubly (opens in a new tab)Menubly publishes no fee for your customers; card payments go straight to your Stripe account. |
| MenuDrive | Direct ordering platformSource: MenuDrive (opens in a new tab) | $149/moSource: MenuDrive (opens in a new tab)One plan, unlimited orders. Its how-it-works page also mentions one year paid up front for $891, but that text has been the same since at least 2021 and isn't on the pricing page, so we don't count it; ask MenuDrive whether it still applies. | $149 one-timeSource: MenuDrive (opens in a new tab) | 0%Source: MenuDrive (opens in a new tab) | N/ASource: MenuDrive (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: MenuDrive (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $0 per orderSource: MenuDrive (opens in a new tab)No fee per order besides card processing (3% + 20¢). | 3%Source: MenuDrive (opens in a new tab)A flat card processing rate: MenuDrive collects the payments and transfers them every business day; its Mexico page calls the same line its credit card transaction fee. Lavu's own payments (LavuPay) are also offered from the dashboard. | 20¢Source: MenuDrive (opens in a new tab) | NoneSource: Lavu (MenuDrive help) (opens in a new tab)MenuDrive's help describes no fee of its own on your customers' orders. The only extra charges are the custom charges or service fees you create and the delivery fee of each zone. |
| Menufy | Direct ordering platformSource: Menufy (opens in a new tab) | $179/moSource: Menufy (opens in a new tab)Month to month. With a 12-month agreement it's $149 a month, and paid up front it's $1,490 a year, what 10 months at $149 would cost; both include the equipment ($248 value, per Menufy's Square listing). | Not publishedSource: Menufy (opens in a new tab)The plan page includes a dedicated onboarding specialist but doesn't say whether there is a setup fee. | 0%Source: Menufy (opens in a new tab) | N/ASource: Menufy (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Menufy (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $2.50 per orderSource: Menufy (Square App Marketplace listing) (opens in a new tab)Up to $2.50 per order on every subscription plan; no percentage commission. Menufy's help center says you choose whether your customer pays it at checkout or you cover it. The 12-month cost counts it as paid by your customer, at that maximum, and shows it apart; if you cover it, add up to $2.50 per order to your cost. | 2.75%Source: Menufy (Square App Marketplace listing) (opens in a new tab)The same rate on the three subscription options, per Menufy's Square listing; processing runs through PayPal's Braintree. Restaurants on Clover use their own Clover processing instead. | 30¢Source: Menufy (Square App Marketplace listing) (opens in a new tab) | Only if the restaurant turns it onSource: Menufy (opens in a new tab)Menufy charges a transaction fee of up to $2.50 per order (its Square listing); your customer pays it at checkout only if you set it up that way, otherwise you pay it. |
| Orders2me | Direct ordering platformSource: Orders2me (opens in a new tab) | $199/moSource: Orders2me (opens in a new tab)Online ordering plan. The plan that sends orders into your POS costs $399 a month plus $999 setup. | $299 one-timeSource: Orders2me (opens in a new tab)For the online ordering plan; the POS integration plan's setup is $999. | 0%Source: Orders2me (opens in a new tab) | N/ASource: Orders2me (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Orders2me (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $0 per orderSource: Orders2me (opens in a new tab) | UnconfirmedSource: Orders2me (opens in a new tab)You use your own processor (Stripe, Heartland, Authorize.Net and others), so the rate is the one you get from it; Orders2me adds no fee per order. Same rule for every platform where you choose among several processors. | UnconfirmedSource: Orders2me (opens in a new tab)Depends on your processor. | NoneSource: Orders2me (opens in a new tab)Orders2me says it charges nothing besides the setup fee and the monthly plan, and its help center shows only the delivery fee you set on your customers' orders. Card payments go to your own processor. |
| Owner.com | Direct ordering platformSource: Owner.com (opens in a new tab) | $499/moSource: Owner.com (opens in a new tab)Flat Rate plan, the cheaper one for the reference restaurant ($12,000 a month in online sales): $499 a month with no restaurant fee. The Flexible plan is $249 a month plus 5% of each order and comes out cheaper below about $5,000 a month in online sales (Owner suggests Flat Rate from that point). Owner offers special rates for multi-location groups. | $0 one-timeSource: Owner.com (opens in a new tab)Setup and migration are listed among the features included on both plans. The agreement lets Owner charge a setup fee shown on the pricing page, and the page shows none. | 0%Source: Owner.com (opens in a new tab)Flat Rate plan ($499 a month), the one for the reference restaurant. The Flexible plan ($249 a month) charges a 5% restaurant fee on each order. | N/ASource: Owner.com (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Owner.com (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $0 per orderSource: Owner.com (opens in a new tab)No fixed fee per order; the only per-order charge to the restaurant is the 5% of the Flexible plan (card processing aside). | Not publishedSource: Owner.com Help Center (opens in a new tab)Online payments go through Owner (Owner Payments, or Stripe accounts linked to Owner). Owner has a processing rate but doesn't publish it. | Not publishedSource: Owner.com Help Center (opens in a new tab)Not published. | Mandatory fee set by the platformSource: Owner.com (opens in a new tab)A 5% "order support fee" charged to your customers on every order, in both plans. |
| Popmenu | Direct ordering platformSource: Popmenu (opens in a new tab) | Not publishedSource: Popmenu (opens in a new tab)Starter costs $179 a month ($159 prepaid annually), but online ordering is an add-on on every plan and its price isn't published, so the monthly fee with online ordering isn't known. | Not publishedSource: Popmenu (opens in a new tab)The pricing page shows no setup fee; the terms charge any one-time fees set in your subscription agreement on the day you sign, without publishing an amount. | 0%Source: Popmenu (opens in a new tab) | N/ASource: Popmenu (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Popmenu (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $1 per orderSource: Popmenu (opens in a new tab)You choose whether you pay it or your customer pays it at checkout. The 12-month cost counts it as paid by your customer and shows it apart, the same rule as every fee per order you can pass on; if you cover it, add $1.00 per order to your cost. | UnconfirmedSource: Popmenu (opens in a new tab)You use your own processor (Popmenu lists Stripe, Authorize.net and PayPal among its integrations), so the rate is the one your processor charges; Popmenu doesn't set it. Same rule for every platform where you choose among several processors. | UnconfirmedSource: Popmenu (opens in a new tab)Set by your processor. | Only if the restaurant turns it onSource: Popmenu (opens in a new tab)Your customers pay the $1.00 per-order fee only if you pass it on at checkout. |
| Restolabs | Direct ordering platformSource: Restolabs (opens in a new tab) | $69/moSource: Restolabs (opens in a new tab)Basic plan billed monthly (shown when you pick monthly billing on the pricing page). Billed annually it's $55 a month; Growth is $99 ($79) and Pro $199 ($159). | $0 one-timeSource: Restolabs (opens in a new tab)The pricing page lists personalized onboarding with no additional fees, and its savings calculator puts Basic at $828 a year (12 × $69). The terms bill the fees shown at signup and mention setup fees only in general, without an amount. | 0%Source: Restolabs (opens in a new tab) | N/ASource: Restolabs (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Restolabs (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $0 per orderSource: Restolabs (opens in a new tab)No fee per order: the pricing page's savings calculator keeps Restolabs at a flat $828 a year (Basic billed monthly) whatever the number of orders. | UnconfirmedSource: Restolabs (opens in a new tab)Restolabs doesn't process cards: you connect your own processor (it lists 50+ gateways, such as Stripe, Square, Clover or Authorize.net) and pay that processor's rate, which Restolabs doesn't set. Same rule for every platform where you choose among several processors. | UnconfirmedSource: Restolabs (opens in a new tab)Set by the processor you connect. | NoneSource: Restolabs (opens in a new tab)Restolabs doesn't charge your customers a fee of its own; the restaurant sets its prices and any fees. |
| Slice Family | Direct ordering platform, POS online ordering module, Delivery app (marketplace)Source: Slice (opens in a new tab)Online ordering through your own website and Google, plus Slice's own POS in this plan. Slice also runs an app where diners find pizzerias; your shop shows there too. | $399/moSource: Slice (opens in a new tab)Includes Slice's POS and hardware kit, website, online and phone ordering, loyalty, an account manager and 24/7 support. The pricing page doesn't say whether the price is per location; our estimates use one location. | $1,000 one-timeSource: Slice (opens in a new tab)Implementation fee; Slice installs the hardware and trains your staff in person. The pricing page doesn't say whether it's charged per location. | 0%Source: Slice (opens in a new tab)No percentage commission; a fixed fee per order instead. | N/ASource: Slice (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Slice (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $2 per orderSource: Slice (opens in a new tab)On online and phone orders; not on orders under $10. | 2.9%Source: Slice (opens in a new tab)Listed under what's included with all memberships. The pricing page doesn't say whether in-store card payments on Slice's POS pay the same rate. | 30¢Source: Slice (opens in a new tab) | The platform may charge a variable feeSource: Slice (opens in a new tab)Slice's customer terms provide for Slice fees paid by your customers, but Slice doesn't publish the amount or say which orders carry them, including orders on the website Slice builds for you. Slice's customer FAQ says it adds no fees to menu prices. |
| Slice Online | Direct ordering platform, Delivery app (marketplace)Source: Slice (opens in a new tab)Online ordering through your website and Google. Slice also runs an app where diners find pizzerias; your shop shows there too. | $39/moSource: Slice (opens in a new tab)The pricing page doesn't say whether the price is per location; our estimates use one location. | Not publishedSource: Slice (opens in a new tab)Slice's pricing page lists the $1,000 implementation fee only under the Family plan and none under this plan, and its online ordering page quotes only the monthly and per-order fees. No Slice page says outright whether this plan has a setup fee, so we don't show it as $0. | 0%Source: Slice (opens in a new tab)No percentage commission; a fixed fee per card order instead. | N/ASource: Slice (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Slice (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $3 per orderSource: Slice (opens in a new tab)On each credit card order; not on orders under $10. | 2.9%Source: Slice (opens in a new tab)Listed under what's included with all memberships. | 30¢Source: Slice (opens in a new tab) | The platform may charge a variable feeSource: Slice (opens in a new tab)Slice's customer terms provide for Slice fees paid by your customers, but Slice doesn't publish the amount or say which orders carry them, including orders on the website Slice builds for you. Slice's customer FAQ says it adds no fees to menu prices. |
| UpMenu | Direct ordering platformSource: UpMenu (opens in a new tab) | $169/moSource: UpMenu (opens in a new tab)The unlimited web ordering plan, the one that covers 400 orders a month. The plans for up to 75 and 210 orders a month cost $49 and $89, plus $1.90 for each order over the limit. Billed per location. | $0 one-timeSource: UpMenu (opens in a new tab)UpMenu's team loads the menu, delivery areas and online payments at no charge. | 0%Source: UpMenu (opens in a new tab) | N/ASource: UpMenu (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: UpMenu (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $0 per orderSource: UpMenu (opens in a new tab)None on the unlimited plan. The $49 and $89 plans charge $1.90 for each order over their limit. | 2.79%Source: UpMenu (opens in a new tab)UpMenu Payments, United States row of the pricing page's payments table: 2.79% + $0.19 for consumer Visa and Mastercard cards issued in the US; American Express 3.49% + $0.19; business cards and cards from other countries pay 1.5% more. UpMenu switched payment providers on October 1, 2026. | 19¢Source: UpMenu (opens in a new tab) | NoneSource: UpMenu (opens in a new tab)UpMenu's help describes no fee of its own on your customers' orders. The only extra charges are the ones you set yourself: an optional processing fee on pickup orders, a packaging fee and the delivery fee of each zone. |
| Clover Online Ordering | POS online ordering moduleSource: Clover (opens in a new tab) | $0/moSource: Clover (opens in a new tab)Included in Clover's restaurant plans; BentoBox is priced apart, by quote. | $0 one-timeSource: Clover (opens in a new tab)No setup fee for pickup, curbside or dine-in online ordering. Delivery orders may carry delivery fees. BentoBox websites are priced apart and publish no prices. | 0%Source: Clover (opens in a new tab)No per-order commission on its online ordering, per the vendor. | N/ASource: Clover (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Clover (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $0 per order()Source: Clover (opens in a new tab)Clover's restaurant plans list "no-fee online ordering": no fee per order besides card processing. | 3.5%Source: Clover (opens in a new tab)Clover's pricing FAQ says online sales pay the typed-in rate, which on the restaurant bundles is 3.5% + 10¢. Clover's online ordering help adds that online orders are card-not-present transactions with a higher fee, paid to the company you bought Clover from. | 10¢()Source: Clover (opens in a new tab)Online sales pay the typed-in rate (Clover pricing FAQ). | The platform may charge a variable feeSource: Clover (opens in a new tab)Clover's Terms of Service let Clover charge your customers fees for using Clover Online Ordering and the Clover app, and change them at any time (§9). The pages we read don't say whether Clover charges one today or how much. We checked the other POS modules' terms for the same clause and found none. |
| HungerRush Online Ordering | POS online ordering moduleSource: HungerRush (opens in a new tab) | $0/moSource: HungerRush (opens in a new tab)Included in the HungerRush base package (from $149 a month, 36 months, hardware leased), with delivery dispatch and the DoorDash and Uber Eats integrations. | Not publishedSource: HungerRush (opens in a new tab)Online ordering comes in the base package; HungerRush's terms charge you delivery and installation costs without publishing the amount. | 0%Source: HungerRush (opens in a new tab)No per-order commission on its online ordering, per the vendor. | N/ASource: HungerRush (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: HungerRush (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $0 per orderSource: HungerRush (opens in a new tab)HungerRush says direct orders carry no per-order commission, and its pricing page calls the base package, which includes online ordering, "all-in". Same rule for every vendor: 0 only when the vendor states there is no commission or fee per order, or its published price is all-in. | Not publishedSource: HungerRush (opens in a new tab)HungerRush says the same flat rate applies at the counter, online and over the phone, but it doesn't publish the rate. | Not publishedSource: HungerRush (opens in a new tab)HungerRush says the same flat rate applies at the counter, online and over the phone, but it doesn't publish the rate. | NoneSource: HungerRush Support (opens in a new tab)HungerRush's help center describes only the surcharges and delivery fees you set yourself, and its Terms have no clause allowing HungerRush to charge your customers a fee (we checked every vendor's terms for such a clause). Menufy, also owned by HungerRush, is a separate product with its own terms. |
| Otter | POS online ordering module, Order aggregator, Direct ordering platformSource: Otter (opens in a new tab)Otter's own POS bundles, a tablet that gathers the delivery apps' orders, and online ordering that also feeds other POS systems. | $178/moSource: Otter (opens in a new tab)Advanced bundle, per location: POS with a leased hardware kit, delivery app order aggregation, online ordering and QR ordering. Starter ($79) has no online ordering; Professional ($278) adds a website builder, loyalty and gift cards. The online ordering page shows the Advanced bundle at $198 (with $314 crossed out) with a website builder, and its FAQ asks for a quote. | Not publishedSource: Otter (opens in a new tab)Otter's POS plan details list a $150 setup fee per location on its Starter plan (the Main column shows only a dot, without a price), and the pricing page lists none for the bundles, so the setup fee of the Advanced bundle isn't stated. The plan details also list $100 for a data import and, on the order management plans, $100 to connect another POS. | 0%Source: Otter (opens in a new tab)A card transaction fee applies apart. | N/ASource: Otter (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Otter (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $0 per orderSource: Otter (opens in a new tab)No fixed fee per order besides the card transaction fee. | Not publishedSource: Otter (opens in a new tab)Otter's POS plan details publish its card rates by plan: online (card not present) 3.29% + 30¢ on Starter and 2.99% + 30¢ on Main; in person 3.19% + 15¢ and 2.39% + 15¢. Neither Otter page says which rate applies to the Advanced bundle; the pricing page says Advanced pays less than Starter and Professional the least. | Not publishedSource: Otter (opens in a new tab)Otter publishes 30¢ per online card payment on its Starter and Main plans, without saying which plan's rate applies to the Advanced bundle. | The platform may charge a variable feeSource: Otter (Restaurant Technology Solutions, LLC) (opens in a new tab)Otter's online ordering terms reserve the right to charge new fees to your customers. Its online ordering pages describe no fee to your customers today beyond the delivery fee you set. |
| Shift4 POS Online Ordering | POS online ordering moduleSource: Shift4 (opens in a new tab) | $34.99/moSource: Shift4 (opens in a new tab)"Online Ordering Enablement" fee of the processing agreement (§5.4.9), charged per month: an enablement fee for an online ordering and delivery solution integrated with the POS, and Shift4 publishes no separate price list for the module. Its statement glossary calls it the online ordering and delivery services enablement fee and says it covers infrastructure, monitoring and support. xDine, Shift4's online ordering platform, is $49.99 a month (§5.4.10). | UnconfirmedSource: Shift4 Help Center (opens in a new tab)We found no setup fee for online ordering: the processing agreement's fee list (§5.4) has none, and you install the app yourself from the Customer Hub; Shift4 doesn't say there is none. | 0%Source: Shift4 (opens in a new tab)No per-order commission on its online ordering, per the vendor. | N/ASource: Shift4 (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Shift4 (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $0 per orderSource: Shift4 (opens in a new tab)Shift4 bills online ordering by the month (§5.4.9) and calls it commission-free; the processing agreement's fee list has no fee per online order. Same rule for every vendor: 0 only when the vendor states there is no commission or fee per order, or its published price is all-in. | Not published()Source: Shift4 (opens in a new tab)Shift4's online checkout lists its Standard Pricing rate for the POS (2.75% + 15¢ per transaction) and says the standard rate applies to all credit card transactions, but it gives no separate rate for online or keyed-in payments, and the contracts list none. Its statement glossary lists a per-transaction Card Not Present Fee, without an amount, that can appear on your statement. Same treatment as in our POS comparison. | Not publishedSource: Shift4 Help Center (opens in a new tab)No separate online rate is published; the glossary lists a Card Not Present Fee per transaction without an amount. | NoneSource: Shift4 Help Center (opens in a new tab)Shift4's setup guide lists only the surcharges you set yourself (online order, delivery and dine-in QR orders); it describes no fee of Shift4's own on your customers. |
| SpotOn Order | POS online ordering moduleSource: SpotOn (opens in a new tab) | $55/moSource: SpotOn (opens in a new tab)As an add-on to the SpotOn POS. It also comes in the Core Bundle, which SpotOn calls a special offer and publishes no end date for: $50 a month per location plus 0.20% of all your card volume, with that volume part capped at $200 (up to $250 a month in all), with Profit Assist and Marketing Assist. | $200 one-timeSource: SpotOn (opens in a new tab) | 0%Source: SpotOn (opens in a new tab)No per-order commission on its online ordering, per the vendor. | N/ASource: SpotOn (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: SpotOn (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $0 per orderSource: SpotOn (opens in a new tab)SpotOn calls SpotOn Order commission-free and prices it by the month. Same rule for every vendor: 0 only when the vendor states there is no commission or fee per order, or its published price is all-in. | 3.79%Source: SpotOn (opens in a new tab)All-In plan; online orders pay the keyed-in rate. On POS Essentials it is 3.45% + 15¢. | 20¢Source: SpotOn (opens in a new tab) | NoneSource: SpotOn Help Center (opens in a new tab)SpotOn's SpotOn Order help (general settings and the DoorDash Drive FAQ) describes only the fees and surcharges you set yourself; it describes no fee of SpotOn's own on your customers, and its Merchant Terms have no clause allowing one (we checked every vendor's terms for such a clause). |
| Square Online Ordering | POS online ordering moduleSource: Square (opens in a new tab) | $0/moSource: Square (opens in a new tab)No extra monthly fee on top of your Square plan, including Square Free. | $0 one-timeSource: Square (opens in a new tab) | 0%Source: Square (opens in a new tab)No commission on your online orders; you pay card processing. | N/ASource: Square (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Square (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $0 per orderSource: Square (opens in a new tab)No fixed fee per order besides card processing. | 3.3%Source: Square (opens in a new tab)On Square Free. Square Plus and Square Premium charge 2.9% + 30¢ online. If you join Neighborhoods on Cash App, orders placed from your ordering profile on Cash App pay 1%. | 30¢Source: Square (opens in a new tab) | NoneSource: Square Support Center (opens in a new tab)Square's online ordering pages and help describe only the service charges you set yourself, and its General Terms have no clause allowing Square to charge your customers a fee (we checked every vendor's terms for such a clause). You decide who pays for delivery. |
| Toast Online Ordering | POS online ordering moduleSource: Toast (opens in a new tab) | Quote onlySource: Toast (opens in a new tab)Toast's pricing table lists Digital Storefront Essentials (online ordering, Toast Delivery Services and the Local by Toast app) as an add-on without a price. | Quote onlySource: Toast (opens in a new tab)Toast prices the add-on by quote and publishes no setup fee for it; its pricing FAQ says the upfront costs are hardware and implementation, which vary. Toast Delivery Services starts with no additional upfront cost. | 0%Source: Toast (opens in a new tab)No per-order commission on its online ordering, per the vendor. | N/ASource: Toast (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Toast (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $0 per orderSource: Toast (opens in a new tab)Toast says its online ordering has no commissions or hidden fees; the add-on is a subscription by quote. Same rule for every vendor: 0 only when the vendor states there is no commission or fee per order, or its published price is all-in. A delivery through Toast Delivery Services pays a flat fee per order, counted as delivery cost. | Not publishedSource: Toast Central (help center) (opens in a new tab)Toast's help center says online orders pay the keyed-in card rate in your agreement, and Toast doesn't publish that rate. Its Starter Kit page gives only general rates (3.09% per transaction on Pay-as-you-Go, 2.49% on the traditional plan). Same rule as for every vendor that doesn't publish a separate online rate (Shift4 POS, HungerRush). | Not publishedSource: Toast Central (help center) (opens in a new tab)Set in your agreement and not published. | NoneSource: Toast (opens in a new tab)Toast's Digital Ordering Terms, Merchant Agreement, payment terms, online ordering page and online ordering FAQ describe no fee of Toast's own on your customers; we checked the terms for such a clause. You set your prices and can add your own surcharges, and with Toast Delivery Services you decide how much of the delivery fee your guests pay. |
| Grubhub Direct | A delivery app's direct orderingSource: Grubhub (opens in a new tab)Only for restaurants on Grubhub's marketplace. | $0/moSource: Grubhub (opens in a new tab)An enhanced version with designer help and more campaign tools costs extra; Grubhub doesn't publish its price. | $0 one-timeSource: Grubhub (opens in a new tab) | 0%Source: Grubhub (opens in a new tab)Grubhub presents it as hosting, commission and delivery fees "waived" for its Marketplace restaurants and publishes no end date. | N/ASource: Grubhub (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Grubhub (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $0 per orderSource: Grubhub (opens in a new tab)Apart from the order processing fee, whose rate isn't published. | Not publishedSource: Grubhub (opens in a new tab)Not published for Direct. Grubhub's standard order processing fee is 3.05% + 30¢ (its trial period addendum of August 2026), but its current pages don't say that rate applies to Direct orders. | Not publishedSource: Grubhub (opens in a new tab)Not published for Direct. | UnconfirmedSource: Grubhub (opens in a new tab)Grubhub doesn't publish what your customers pay on Direct orders. |
| Online Ordering by DoorDash | A delivery app's direct orderingSource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)Only for restaurants with an active DoorDash Marketplace store. | $0/moSource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)Online Ordering comes with every DoorDash Marketplace plan. The Commerce Platform packages add a branded website (Boost, $99 a month) or a branded app and loyalty (Pro, $249 a month). | $0 one-timeSource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)The paid packages can carry implementation and text message fees in your rate card. | 0%Source: DoorDash (opens in a new tab) | N/ASource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $0 per orderSource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)No fixed fee per order apart from the 30¢ of card processing. | 2.9%Source: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)The addendum's rate unless your rate card sets another; DoorDash says the processing fee varies by package. | 30¢Source: DoorDash (opens in a new tab) | The platform may charge a variable feeSource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)On delivery orders DoorDash charges your customers the fees of your rate card and can change them; you can pay part of them. The addendum doesn't mention a customer fee on pickup orders. |
| Uber Eats Webshop | A delivery app's direct orderingSource: Uber Eats (opens in a new tab)Only for restaurants with an Uber Eats marketplace account; new restaurants sign up with Uber Eats first. | $0/moSource: Uber Eats (opens in a new tab)No monthly fee with an Uber Eats marketplace account: the pricing page lists only the order processing fee. Uber's Webshop help page says it is waiving "for now" the fees for the website, delivery fulfillment and support. | $0 one-timeSource: Uber (opens in a new tab)The fee table of the terms has no setup fee for Webshop. | 0%Source: Uber Eats (opens in a new tab)No commission on Webshop orders: you pay Uber's order processing fee of 2.5% + $0.29 per order. | N/ASource: Uber Eats (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Uber Eats (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | $0 per orderSource: Uber Eats (opens in a new tab)No fixed fee per order apart from the $0.29 of the order processing fee. | 2.5%Source: Uber (opens in a new tab)Uber's order processing fee for Webshop (the "Webshop Online Ordering Fee" of its terms), the only fee it charges the restaurant on these orders. | 29¢Source: Uber (opens in a new tab) | Mandatory fee set by the platformSource: Uber (opens in a new tab)In the app, Uber charges a service fee on orders its couriers deliver (a percentage of the subtotal, with a minimum and a maximum, that varies by region), plus a delivery fee and, below a minimum subtotal, a small order fee (Uber Help for customers). |
| Lunchbox | Enterprise platform, Direct ordering platformSource: Lunchbox (opens in a new tab)Lunchbox 2.0 is its suite for chains (ordering, catering, loyalty, marketing and delivery-app aggregation). The SMB plan for 1–2 locations has a sign-up link that has failed since at least January 2025. | Quote onlySource: Lunchbox (opens in a new tab)Annual fees per location by quote in your Service Order, billed monthly in advance unless agreed otherwise. | Quote onlySource: Lunchbox (opens in a new tab)Implementation fees are set in your Service Order. | Quote onlySource: Lunchbox (opens in a new tab)Fees are set in each Service Order; Lunchbox doesn't publish whether there's a fee per order. | N/ASource: Lunchbox (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Lunchbox (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | Quote onlySource: Lunchbox (opens in a new tab)Set in your Service Order. | Quote only()(due for a re-check)Source: Lunchbox (Wayback Machine copy) (opens in a new tab)Set in your Service Order. Lunchbox's service-fees page (archived April 22, 2026; it now returns an error) said card processing wouldn't exceed 3.5% + $0.30 per transaction. | Quote only()(due for a re-check)Source: Lunchbox (Wayback Machine copy) (opens in a new tab)Set in your Service Order. | NoneSource: Lunchbox Help Center (opens in a new tab)The service charges at checkout are the ones you create in the dashboard (imported from Toast or Revel), and you set the delivery fee. Lunchbox doesn't publish a fee of its own on your customers, and its public agreement doesn't give it one; your Service Order could say otherwise. |
| Olo | Enterprise platformSource: Olo (opens in a new tab) | Quote onlySource: Olo (opens in a new tab)By quote. Olo is private and doesn't publish prices; its last annual report (February 2025) described fixed monthly platform fees plus overages. | Quote onlySource: Olo (opens in a new tab)Olo says its Serve storefront launches with no setup fee and no maintenance cost; implementation of the platform itself is by quote. | Quote only()(due for a re-check)Source: Olo Inc. (SEC Form 10-K, Wayback Machine copy) (opens in a new tab)Olo's fees are by quote; its last annual report mentions fees per transaction on some modules (Dispatch, Olo Pay). Separately, the Olo App (in beta, for existing Olo customers) charges the restaurant no commission. | N/ASource: Olo (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Olo (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | Quote only()(due for a re-check)Source: Olo Inc. (SEC Form 10-K, Wayback Machine copy) (opens in a new tab)By quote. | Not publishedSource: Olo (opens in a new tab)Olo Pay's rates aren't published; Olo also works with other payment processors. | Not publishedSource: Olo (opens in a new tab)Not published. | Not publishedSource: Olo Help Center (opens in a new tab)With Dispatch, your customers pay the delivery fee quoted by the courier; we found no fee Olo itself adds to your customers' orders, nor a statement that it never does. |
| Checkmate | Order aggregator, Enterprise platformSource: Checkmate (opens in a new tab)Delivery-app integration into your POS, plus ordering sites, apps, kiosks and catering for brands from local restaurants to large chains. | Quote onlySource: Checkmate (opens in a new tab)Every package (third-party ordering, direct ordering, or both) is by quote. | $0 one-timeSource: Checkmate (opens in a new tab)Checkmate says there's no setup fee; its direct ordering page also says no upfront fees or setup costs. | Quote onlySource: Checkmate (opens in a new tab)Checkmate says you bring your own processor and avoid transaction fees; its own fees are by quote. | N/ASource: Checkmate (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Checkmate (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | Quote onlySource: Checkmate (opens in a new tab)By quote. | UnconfirmedSource: Checkmate Help Center (opens in a new tab)You use your own card processor (through the NMI gateway), so the rate is the one your processor charges; Checkmate takes no part of it. Same rule for every platform where you choose among several processors. | UnconfirmedSource: Checkmate (opens in a new tab)You use your own card processor. | NoneSource: Checkmate Help Center (opens in a new tab)The service fees, kitchen surcharges or bag fees on your direct orders are the ones you set, and you can highlight them at checkout. Checkmate doesn't publish a fee of its own on your customers; its contract for restaurants isn't public. |
| Chowly | Order aggregator, Direct ordering platformSource: Chowly (opens in a new tab)It started as a tool that brings delivery-app orders into your POS; it now also sells online ordering on your own site, a website and marketing. | Quote onlySource: Chowly (opens in a new tab)By quote per location. Chowly's terms set a minimum of $35 a month per location unless your onboarding form says otherwise. | Quote onlySource: Chowly (opens in a new tab)One-time fee per location set in your onboarding form. | 0%Source: Chowly (opens in a new tab)On orders from your own site. On orders placed through Google, Chowly can take up to 10% of the order, and its terms let it add fees to your customers' orders. | N/ASource: Chowly (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Chowly (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | Not publishedSource: Chowly (opens in a new tab)The terms charge a monthly fee per location; we found no published fixed fee per order on your own site. | Not publishedSource: Chowly (opens in a new tab)Your customers' cards go through the payment processor set up for your restaurant; the rate on your own site isn't published. On orders placed through Google, the terms set 2.9% + $0.30. | Not publishedSource: Chowly (opens in a new tab)Not published for your own site. | The platform may charge a variable feeSource: Chowly (opens in a new tab)Chowly's terms let it charge your customers extra fees on orders from your own site; the amount isn't published. |
| Deliverect | Order aggregator, Enterprise platformSource: Deliverect (opens in a new tab)Deliverect Restaurants brings delivery-app orders into your POS; Direct, Dispatch and kiosks are its ordering and delivery products for chains. | Quote onlySource: Deliverect (opens in a new tab)By quote: every plan on its US pricing page says "Get a Quote". Deliverect says brands with 1 or 2 locations are served only through its regional resellers. | Quote onlySource: Deliverect (opens in a new tab)One-time onboarding fee set in your quote. | Quote onlySource: Deliverect (opens in a new tab)Deliverect Direct charges a fee on the online orders paid through its payment processing; the amount is in your quote. | N/ASource: Deliverect (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Deliverect (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | Quote onlySource: Deliverect (opens in a new tab)Per-order fees, fixed or variable, are set in your quote. | Not publishedSource: Deliverect (opens in a new tab)Direct orders are processed by a third-party processor integrated with Deliverect; the rate isn't published. Using your own processor is possible for an extra fee. | Not publishedSource: Deliverect (opens in a new tab)Not published. | The platform may charge a variable feeSource: Deliverect (opens in a new tab)On orders from the direct-to-consumer channels where Deliverect lists your restaurant (accepting its terms lets it list you; you opt out through support), its payment processor collects a service fee from your customer for Deliverect; the amount goes in a quote and isn't published. On your own Direct ordering site we found no fee of Deliverect's on your customers. |
| DoorDash Drive | Delivery service for direct ordersSource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab) | $0/moSource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)No subscription: you pay per delivery. | $0 one-timeSource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab) | N/ASource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it delivers orders; it doesn't take them. DoorDash charges no commission on them. | N/ASource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)The flat fee per delivery is under delivery cost per order. | N/ASource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: you collect your customers' payments in your own ordering system; DoorDash bills you for the deliveries. | N/ASource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: DoorDash doesn't process your customers' payments. | NoneSource: DoorDash (opens in a new tab)DoorDash bills you per delivery and charges your customers nothing; you decide what delivery fee they pay. |
| Uber Direct | Delivery service for direct ordersSource: Uber (opens in a new tab) | $0/moSource: Uber (opens in a new tab)No subscription: you pay per delivery. | $0 one-timeSource: Uber (opens in a new tab) | N/ASource: Uber (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it delivers orders; it doesn't take them. Uber charges no commission on them. | N/ASource: Uber (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Uber (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: it isn't a delivery app. | N/ASource: Uber (opens in a new tab)The fee per delivery is under delivery cost per order. | N/ASource: Uber (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: you collect your customers' payments in your own ordering system; Uber bills you for the deliveries. | N/ASource: Uber (opens in a new tab)Doesn't apply: Uber doesn't process your customers' payments. | NoneSource: Uber (opens in a new tab)Uber bills you per delivery and charges your customers nothing; you decide what delivery fee they pay. |
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