Quick answer: JetFood charges restaurants a flat 5% commission per order with no monthly fee. The big delivery marketplaces’ published plans run roughly 15–30% per delivery order, and commission-free subscription products charge $200–$500/month but bring no customers of their own. The pages below compare each platform honestly — including when the other platform is the better choice.
At a glance (published pricing, August 2026)
| Platform | What restaurants pay | Brings you customers? | Customer data |
|---|---|---|---|
| JetFood | 5% flat, $0/month | Yes — local (DE, MD, NJ, PA) | Yours |
| DoorDash | 15–30% by plan + ~6% pickup | Yes — national | Platform’s |
| Uber Eats | ~20–30% by tier + 7–10% pickup | Yes — national | Platform’s |
| Grubhub | Commission + advertising; all-in often 20–30%+ | Yes — national, campus/corporate | Platform’s |
| ChowNow | $249–$449/month, no commission | No — direct orders only | Yours |
| Toast | POS hardware + monthly software + processing | No — you drive the traffic | Yours |
Full comparisons
- JetFood vs DoorDash — DoorDash marketplace plans run roughly 15-30% per delivery order plus 6% on pickup. JetFood charges a flat 5% with $0 monthly fee. Full side…
- JetFood vs Uber Eats — Uber Eats published tiers run roughly 20-30% per delivery order, 7-10% on pickup. JetFood charges a flat 5% with $0 monthly fee. Side-by-sid…
- JetFood vs Grubhub — Grubhub charges a marketplace commission plus separate advertising products; effective costs often reach 20-30%+. JetFood charges a flat 5% …
- JetFood vs ChowNow — ChowNow is commission-free but charges $249-$449/month plus setup and brings no marketplace demand. JetFood charges a flat 5% with $0 monthl…
- JetFood vs Toast — Toast is a POS-first ecosystem with subscription software and processing fees; it brings no marketplace demand. JetFood is a 5% flat marketp…
How to read these numbers
Headline commission is only part of the story. On the big marketplaces, payment processing, promotions, and advertising stack on top of the base rate — industry analyses in 2026 put many restaurants’ real all-in cost at 30–40% of the order. On subscription products, the cost is fixed whether you sell or not, and the demand problem stays yours. JetFood’s model is one flat 5% that scales with your sales and includes the marketing. See the full transparent price list.
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- Third-party figures reflect publicly published plan pricing and industry analyses as of August 2026 and can change; confirm current rates with each provider.
- Written by JetFood — each comparison states plainly when the other platform is the better fit.