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Just Eat, Deliveroo, Uber Eats, Foodhub and Flipdish — compared for UK takeaways.

Marketplace platforms and direct-ordering tools solve different problems. This page lays out how they typically compare on commission, fees, contracts, customer data and branded apps, so you can weigh up a Just Eat, Deliveroo or Uber Eats alternative for the orders you would rather take direct.

Last checked: 15 September 2026 · Figures below are independent, publicly reported estimates, not official rate cards.

PlatformCommissionMonthly feeContractWho holds customer dataBranded app
Just Eat14% on self-delivered orders, 30% when Just Eat's own couriers deliver, plus VAT on the commission [source]No published flat fee — commission-basedTypically a rolling agreement rather than a fixed termOrder details are shared for fulfilment; ongoing marketing contact with the customer generally stays with Just EatNo — customers order through the Just Eat marketplace app
DeliverooCommonly reported in the 25–35% range, with some restaurants also facing separate marketing or service charges — Deliveroo does not publish an official UK rate card [source]No published flat fee — commission-basedTypically a rolling agreement rather than a fixed termOrder details are shared for fulfilment; ongoing marketing contact with the customer generally stays with DeliverooNo — customers order through the Deliveroo marketplace app
Uber Eats13% for self-delivery or pickup, 30% when Uber Eats delivers, plus a one-off activation fee [source]No published flat fee — commission-basedTypically a rolling agreement rather than a fixed termOrder details are shared for fulfilment; ongoing marketing contact with the customer generally stays with Uber EatsNo — customers order through the Uber Eats marketplace app
FoodhubAdvertises a 0% commission model on marketplace orders [source]Reported around £89 a month for the marketplace listingCheck current terms directly with FoodhubFoodhub states restaurants can see their customer dataAvailable as a paid add-on
FlipdishNo marketplace commission; reported per-order transaction fees plus card processing [source]Published UK pricing starts from £119 a month; ask for current pricingSubscription — check current minimum termDirect ordering model — restaurant-owned customer dataYes — included with paid plans
Food Ordering Co0% — we never take a cut of your direct orders£49.95 a month, flatNo fixed-term contractYours — you keep your own customer dataYes — your own branded ordering app, included

Rates, fees and contract terms change often and vary by location, volume and individually negotiated deals — treat these as a starting point, not a quote, and confirm current terms directly with each provider before deciding. Spotted a figure that’s changed? Let us know and we’ll update this page.

Marketplaces and direct ordering aren’t rivals

Just Eat, Deliveroo and Uber Eats are marketplaces: they bring you orders from people already browsing their apps, and they charge commission for that reach. A direct ordering app like ours does something different — it gives your existing customers, the ones who already know you, a commission-free way to order straight from you.

Most takeaways using Food Ordering Co keep their marketplace listings and simply move repeat, direct-contact orders — phone regulars, local flyers, loyalty customers — onto their own branded app instead. It’s additive, not an either-or switch.

Sources

Commission figures above are linked to their source next to each platform. Where a platform doesn’t publish an official UK rate card, we link to the most detailed independent reporting we could find instead.

Is this comparison independent?

Yes. This page is written and published by Food Ordering Co, is not endorsed by or affiliated with Just Eat, Deliveroo, Uber Eats, Foodhub or Flipdish, and is intended to help UK takeaways compare material, verifiable features — not to disparage any provider. Just Eat, Deliveroo, Uber Eats, Foodhub and Flipdish are trademarks of their respective owners, used here only to identify them for comparison purposes.

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