Stop giving away 20% of your profits.
See how much more you could earn by taking direct orders through Ordery. Model realistic scenarios based on what your restaurant sells today.
Why restaurants run the numbers
- Marketplace commissions often remove £2,000–£4,000 from small restaurants every year.
- Ordery routes payments straight to your bank account with daily payouts, and you own customer data.
- Most teams convert 25–40% of repeat customers to direct ordering in the first 3-6 months.
Model your direct-order opportunity
Adjust the sliders to reflect your restaurant. We use real commission structures from leading marketplaces.
Typical order values range between £18 and £22. Use your actual average for the most accurate view.
What percentage of your regulars do you think would order directly through your Ordery page?
Most independent restaurants can move around 25–40% of repeat customers to their own ordering link in the first few months.
1.6% + £0.20 per transaction
For a fair comparison, we model third-party marketplace fees based on restaurants handling their own delivery or offering pick-up. We use: Uber Eats 13%, Deliveroo 20% (Marketplace+ proxy), and Just Eat 14% + £0.50 per order. Actual rates vary by contract, location, and volume.
How your margins improve
Compare what you keep when the same customers order through each channel. Bars update instantly as you adjust your assumptions.
Switching these customers to Ordery keeps around £624 more in your pocket every month.
Switching these customers to Ordery keeps around £1,044 more in your pocket every month.
Switching these customers to Ordery keeps around £834 more in your pocket every month.
Based on your inputs, with 30% of your customers ordering direct through Ordery, you’d keep £834 more every month - that's £10,008 per year compared with marketplace fees.
Similar restaurants typically save between £624 and £1,044 monthly when they move their regulars across.
How we calculate savings
- Marketplace fees use typical commission structures: Uber Eats 13%, Deliveroo 20%, Just Eat 14% + £0.50 per order.
- Ordery charges 1.7% (Standard) or 1.6% (Pro) per order plus £0.20, with next-day payouts and full access to customer data.
- Monthly orders are estimated as total sales divided by your average order value.
How the big platforms compare
Savings examples are based on typical UK commission structures. Swap out the numbers in the calculator above to see what the change looks like for your restaurant.
Uber Eats
Typically charges around 13% commission when restaurants handle their own delivery or offer pick-up. Payouts take roughly seven days and customer data is kept within Uber Eats, so you can’t remarket directly to loyal guests.
Deliveroo
Usually charges about 20% commission on Marketplace+ style arrangements, with marketing or service fees often layered on. Expect weekly payouts and limited insight into who your customers actually are.
Just Eat
Around 14% commission plus a £0.50 per-order fee, alongside setup costs in many cases. Payouts are weekly and customer data remains partial.
Ordery
Ordery Pro charges 1.6% commission plus £0.20 per order (Standard is 1.7% + £0.20) with no setup fees. You get daily payouts, own the customer relationship, and can promote direct reorders without fighting the algorithm.
Pro tip: Even if only 25% of your customers order direct, most restaurants save £250-500 per month using Ordery.
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