How DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub payouts work — from statement line items and deposit timing to reconciliation with your bank account.
When a delivery platform deposits money into your bank account, the amount rarely matches what you expected. Between commission deductions, refund adjustments, marketing charges, and batch timing differences, the gap between what customers paid and what you receive can be significant. These guides walk through exactly how each platform calculates your payout — so you can verify every dollar and catch discrepancies before they add up.
How DoorDash calculates restaurant payouts, payout schedules, statement line items, and common discrepancies between expected and actual deposits.
Uber EatsUnderstanding Uber Eats payout cycles, how net revenue is calculated, and what to check when your bank deposit doesn’t match expectations.
GrubhubGrubhub payout timing, statement structure, and how to verify that your deposits reflect the correct net revenue after all deductions.
DeliverGuard cross-checks your delivery payouts against POS and bank data to find discrepancies.
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