Why commission is the expensive part
A commission grows with your sales: the more successful a month is, the more you pay. In the US, Uber Eats plans charge 20% to 30% of each delivery order, and DoorDash plans 15% to 30%. A flat fee does the opposite: it stays the same however much you sell.
The math in one line
Ten orders a day at $25 is $7,500 a month in sales. At 25%, that is $1,875 a month in commission. Bite2u is $49.95 a month in the US, with 0% commission per order.
What you get for the flat fee
Your own online ordering with delivery and pickup, table QR ordering in six languages, kiosks, reservations, the full POS with kitchen screens, split bills and cash by shift, and sales reports.
No contract, free to try
There is no long-term contract: you can cancel whenever you want. The first 14 days are free, so you can run your real service on it before deciding.