Take orders on your own website, and keep what the apps take.
Uber Eats takes up to 30% of every order it delivers. We build your website with your menu on it, so people order from you for collection or from your own drivers, and the money goes straight to your bank. You pay us a monthly fee and a little on each card payment, nothing per order to anyone else.
- No contract
- Money straight to your own account
- We load your menu for you
How it works.
We build it
We read your Google listing and build your site from it: your photos, your hours, your menu and your prices. You do not fill in a form.
You check the menu
Go through the menu, the prices, your opening hours and the postcodes you deliver to. Fix anything that is wrong before you take a single order.
Orders come in
An order prints in your kitchen and lands in your inbox. The card money goes straight to your own bank through Stripe, not through us.
What a £25 order costs you.
| Where the order comes in | What you pay | On a £25 order |
|---|---|---|
| Uber Eats, when they deliver | 30% of the order | £7.50 |
| Just Eat, your own driver | about 14% + 50p | about £4.00 |
| rowbo | Stripe's 1.5% + 20p, plus our 1% | about £0.83, plus the monthly fee |
Uber Eats is 30% of an order when Uber delivers it (Uber Eats UK pricing, checked 6 October 2026). Just Eat self-delivery is about 14% plus 50p an order (Restaurant Hero, 2026). Our card cost is Stripe’s published UK rate of 1.5% + 20p plus our 1%, which is 2.5% + 20p all in (Stripe UK pricing, checked 6 October 2026; rate derived in AGENCY-DEP-20). On a £25 card order that is about £0.83 in total, and you keep £24.17. The monthly fee is from £50, set up with you.
We do not deliver the food. You use your own drivers, the way you do now. We build the website, take the order and the payment, and get it to your kitchen. The van is yours.
Serve tables too? Order and pay at the table →Questions owners ask.
- Is there a contract?
- No. You pay monthly and you can stop whenever you want. Your domain and your photos are yours to keep either way.
- Who holds the money?
- You do. Card payments go straight into your own Stripe account, in your business name. The money never sits with us, so there is nobody to chase to get it.
- What printer do I need?
- A Star TSP143IV CloudPRNT printer, which the shop buys once. We pair it with your site, and from then on every order prints in the kitchen on its own.
- What about cash orders?
- Those are fine. A customer can order on the site and pay you in cash on collection. You only pay the card cost on the orders that are paid by card.
- What if we get slammed at the weekend?
- There is a pause switch. Turn ordering off while the kitchen catches up, then turn it back on. The rest of the time your opening hours do it for you.
See your menu online.
Give us your business name and we’ll build the site with your menu on it. You look at it, then you decide.