QwikEat vs Uber Eats: What 30% Commission Actually Costs Your Restaurant
Uber Eats charges restaurants 15–30% per order. QwikEat takes 0% commission, whatever the order value. Here is what that difference means for your revenue over a month, a quarter, and a year.
The real cost of Uber Eats for restaurants
Uber Eats operates on a commission model: restaurants pay 15% for pickup orders and up to 30% for delivery orders. On a €25 delivery order, that means €7.50 goes to Uber Eats before you pay for ingredients, staff, rent, or packaging.
For a restaurant processing 300 delivery orders per month at €25 average, Uber Eats commissions total €2,250 per month or €27,000 per year. That is money that could go toward better ingredients, staff wages, or your bottom line.
QwikEat takes a different approach: a simple monthly plan and 0% commission, regardless of order value. No cut of your sales, no hidden fees. On the same 300 orders, the €2,250 Uber Eats would take stays in your restaurant.
Bring your Uber Eats menu across
Create your account, paste your Uber Eats link from the dashboard, and your menu, prices, photos and hours land on your own ordering site in minutes.
0% commission, whatever the order
Whether the order is €15 or €150, QwikEat never takes a commission on the sale. No percentage that scales against you as order values grow.
Your brand, not theirs
On Uber Eats, your restaurant is one listing among thousands. With QwikEat, customers order from your branded page with your logo, your story, and your experience.
You own your customer data
Uber Eats keeps customer information. With QwikEat, you know who orders, what they order, and when, so you can market to them directly.
A flat plan instead of a cut
Uber Eats has no subscription, but takes 15–30% of every order. QwikEat is a simple monthly plan you can cancel anytime. No commission on any sale.
Multiple ordering channels
QwikEat is not just delivery. You get click & collect, QR dine-in, and web ordering, all from one dashboard. Uber Eats only covers marketplace delivery and pickup.
Full control over your menu
Set your own prices without inflating them to cover commission. Change your menu instantly with no waiting for marketplace approval.
Side-by-side: QwikEat vs Uber Eats
Based on a restaurant doing 300 orders/month at €25 average order value
| Uber Eats | QwikEat | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | 15–30% per order | Monthly plan, 0% commission |
| Commission on a €25 order | €3.75–€7.50 | None (0% commission) |
| Monthly commission (300 orders) | €1,125–€2,250 | None |
| Annual commission | €13,500–€27,000 | None |
| Commission you keep per year | – | €13,500–€27,000 |
| Monthly subscription | None (commission instead) | Monthly plan, no setup fee |
| Branded ordering page | No (Uber Eats brand) | Yes (your brand) |
| Customer data ownership | Uber Eats owns it | You own it |
| QR dine-in ordering | Not available | Included |
| Click & collect | Available (15% commission) | Included (0% commission) |
| Menu control | Subject to platform rules | Full control, instant updates |
| Setup time | 3–7 business days | Under 10 minutes |
The numbers do not lie
At 300 orders per month, Uber Eats at 30% commission takes €2,250 per month, or €27,000 per year. With QwikEat's 0% commission, that money stays with you. Even at Uber Eats' lowest 15% tier, you keep €1,125 per month or €13,500 a year.
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