What do you keep from each order?

Your price, your costs, your plan on each app. See what's left per order on each one, side by side. Nothing you type is saved.

Your average order

Menu price on the app ($) Food cost (% of that price) Packaging ($/order)

DoorDash Plan

Or your rate (%) Card fee (%) Promo you pay ($/order)

DoorDash says its commission covers card processing. Pickup at 6% needs your DoorDash prices to match your in-store prices. Source

Uber Eats Plan

Or your rate (%) Card fee (%) Promo you pay ($/order)

Uber's pricing page doesn't list a card processing fee for most cities, so enter yours if you pay one. Pickup is 7% with matched in-store prices, 10% without. Source

Grubhub

Your rate (%) Card fee (%) Promo you pay ($/order)

Grubhub's pricing page doesn't show its rates as text, so there's no plan to pick: enter your marketing and delivery rates together, from your agreement or your statement. Source

ezCater Plan

Or your rate (%) Card fee (%) Promo you pay ($/order)

ezCater takes its commission on food and the delivery fee, and its 2.99% payment fee on food, delivery and tax; this works both on the menu price only. Its page doesn't say if the payment fee applies to orders from your own site. Source

Where the rates come from

Each plan's rate is from the app's own pricing page, checked Nov 2026: DoorDash: Pricing, Uber Eats: Pricing, Grubhub: Pricing and fees, ezCater: Selling fees and payouts. Where an app doesn't publish a rate, the field is left for you; we don't guess. If your contract says something different, type your own rate: it wins.

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