Commission calculator
What Just Eat, Deliveroo and Uber Eats commission costs your takeaway
Enter your weekly orders and average order value. The calculator shows what marketplace commission costs you a year, and what the same orders cost through your own app at a flat monthly fee at published prices.
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What each platform publishes about its UK commission
The figures below come only from each platform’s own public pages. Where a platform publishes no rate, we say so rather than guess.
Uber Eats
30% service fee on orders Uber delivers (33% on Uber One member orders), 13% on self-delivery and pick-up orders, plus a £650 activation fee ex VAT.
Source: Uber Eats UK merchant pricing page, checked 21 October 2026
Deliveroo
No published UK rate. Deliveroo’s merchant site describes what partners get but states no commission percentage; the rate is set in your partner agreement.
Just Eat
14% commission on orders you deliver yourself and 30% on orders Just Eat delivers, with VAT on top: on a £20 order, £3.36 and £7.20 including VAT. Deducted from your weekly order revenue.
Source: Just Eat UK partner sign-up page FAQ, checked 21 October 2026
Aexir charges a flat monthly fee at published prices instead: £30, £40 or £50 a month ex VAT, with card processing at the published rates.
Common questions answered.
Just Eat publishes two UK rates in the FAQ on its partner sign-up page, checked on 21 October 2026: 14% commission on orders you deliver yourself and 30% on orders Just Eat delivers, with VAT on top. Its own examples are £3.36 and £7.20 on a £20 order. Commission is deducted from your weekly order revenue. Your partner agreement sets what you actually pay, so check your own statement. Our Just Eat commission guide explains how to read it, and the delivery statement decoder works it out from your payout.
Deliveroo does not publish its UK commission rate. Its merchant site, checked on 21 October 2026, states no percentage; the rate is set in your partner agreement. Your own statement shows the figure that applies to you, and the delivery statement decoder will work it out from your payout.
Uber Eats publishes its UK marketplace pricing: a 30% service fee on orders Uber delivers (33% on Uber One member orders), 13% on self-delivery and pick-up orders, and a £650 activation fee ex VAT (merchants.ubereats.com/gb/en/pricing, checked 21 October 2026). On a £20 delivered order, 30% is £6. Aexir charges a flat monthly fee at published prices instead.
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