Platform-specific breakdowns of every fee and commission rate restaurants pay on DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub, SkipTheDishes, and Postmates — so you know exactly where your revenue goes.
Third-party delivery platforms charge restaurants far more than a single commission percentage. Between base commissions, service fees, marketing costs, payment processing, DashPass or Uber One adjustments, and promotional deductions, the true cost of each delivery order is often 5–10% higher than the advertised rate. These guides break down every fee structure platform by platform — so you know exactly where your revenue goes and can identify charges that don’t match your agreement.
A complete breakdown of DoorDash commission rates, DashPass charges, marketing fees, payment processing, and other costs that affect your net payout.
Uber EatsHow Uber Eats structures commission tiers, service fees, logistics charges, Uber One subsidies, and promotional costs for restaurant partners.
GrubhubHow Grubhub’s marketplace model splits commissions and delivery fees, plus marketing premiums and processing charges.
SkipTheDishesCanada’s largest delivery platform: full-service vs self-delivery commissions, provincial caps, and marketing fees.
PostmatesThe legacy Postmates fee structure and what happened to merchant agreements after the Uber Eats acquisition.
How DoorDash’s Basic, Plus, and Premier plans set your commission rate and what affects your effective cost.
Uber EatsUber Eats Lite, Plus, and Premium tier commission rates, plus self-delivery and Uber One impacts.
GrubhubGrubhub’s marketplace commission plus delivery fee split and marketing premium tiers.
SkipTheDishesFull-service vs self-delivery commission tiers and how Canadian provincial caps affect your rate.
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