Free 2026 fee audit tool

See how much DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub really take.

Drop in your order volume and watch the commission add up. Then see what the same orders would cost on direct ordering at a flat $1 each. No login. No spreadsheet.

10% to 35%
Typical effective fee per order on marketplaces
$1
Flat Outbites fee per fulfilled direct order
100%
Of your customer data stays yours

Your fee math

Live estimate
Which app are you on?
300
$24
30%

Premier plan, the highest standard tier.

0%

Outbites charges a flat $1 per order. That is the entire fee, no commission. You choose whether you, the customer, or both cover it.

Customers cover the full $1. Your platform cost is $0.

Handed to delivery apps

$25,920 / year

You could keep

$22,320 more per year

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Estimate only. Excludes processing, promotions, ads, and refunds.

The long game

Percentage fees do not stay small. They compound.

A 30% cut feels survivable on a slow Tuesday. Stretch it across five years of growth and it becomes a second rent payment. Here is what your current inputs add up to over time, if nothing changes.

Get the breakdown for my restaurant

Lost in 1 year

$22,320

Lost in 5 years

$111,600

2026 commission breakdown

What DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub actually charge in 2026.

These are the commonly published plan rates for each marketplace. Your real agreement may differ, and payment processing of about 2.9% plus $0.30 per order applies on top of every plan below.

DoorDash

Plan Rate Includes
Basic 15% Lower marketing reach, delivery included
Plus 25% Wider delivery area, DashPass exposure
Premier 30% Largest reach, growth guarantee
Pickup 6% Customer collects the order

Uber Eats

Plan Rate Includes
Lite 15% Smaller delivery radius
Plus 25% Standard radius and visibility
Premium 30% Largest radius, top placement
Pickup ~15% Customer collects the order

Grubhub

Plan Rate Includes
Basic 15% + 10% Marketing plus delivery commission
Plus 20% + 10% More marketing reach
Premium 25% + 10% Top marketing placement
Self-delivery Lower You run the delivery

Rates published for general comparison and updated for 2026. Outbites is not affiliated with DoorDash, Uber Eats, or Grubhub. Confirm current pricing in your own merchant agreement.

The fine print

The commission rate is only half the bill.

The headline percentage is the part you can see. These four costs are what turn a 20% plan into a 30% reality.

1

Payment processing

Most marketplaces add roughly 2.9% plus $0.30 per order on top of commission, before you ever see the deposit.

2

Sponsored placement

Ads and promoted listings are pay-to-play. Skip them and your orders drop. Run them and your effective rate climbs past 30%.

3

Promotions you fund

Free delivery and dollar-off deals are often charged back to you, not the platform. The discount comes out of your margin.

4

Customer data you never get

The marketplace keeps the name, email, and phone. You cannot text, email, or win back the guest. You rent the relationship.

Free marketplace fee audit

Get a clear plan to keep more of every order.

Tell us where you are today and we will show you the direct-order math for your restaurant: what you keep, how fast you would break even, and the exact setup to move orders off the apps without losing volume.

  • Your real per-order cost on direct ordering
  • A side-by-side savings projection
  • A migration plan that protects your order volume

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Fee FAQ

Delivery app fees, answered straight.

Real numbers for DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub in 2026, plus how the direct-order math compares.

How much does DoorDash charge restaurants in 2026?

DoorDash delivery commission runs from 15% on the Basic plan to 25% on Plus and 30% on Premier. Pickup orders are around 6%. Payment processing of roughly 2.9% plus $0.30 per order is charged on top, and sponsored ads raise the effective rate further.

What are Uber Eats commission rates for restaurants?

Uber Eats commission ranges from 15% on the Lite plan to 25% on Plus and 30% on Premium for delivery orders. Pickup is lower, around 15%. Processing fees and optional ad spend stack on top of the plan rate.

How much does Grubhub charge restaurants?

Grubhub splits its pricing into a marketing commission of 15% to 25% and a delivery commission of around 10%, plus processing fees. Effective rates commonly land between 20% and 30% once everything is added.

Are there hidden fees beyond the commission rate?

Yes. Payment processing, sponsored placement, and promotions you fund are charged separately from the headline commission. The marketplace also keeps your customer data, which has its own long-term cost.

How does this fee calculator estimate my cost?

It multiplies your monthly orders by your average ticket and your commission rate to estimate the marketplace take, then compares it to a flat $1 per fulfilled order on direct ordering. It is an estimate and does not include processing, promotions, or refunds.

How does direct ordering with Outbites compare?

Outbites charges a flat $1 per fulfilled order instead of a percentage, and you keep the customer data, reviews, and repeat business. For a busy restaurant the difference over a year is usually thousands of dollars.

Run the math once. Then keep the difference.

Outbites turns app traffic into direct orders, owned customer data, and repeat visits, for a flat $1 per fulfilled order.