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UberEats charges much lower fees from restaurants that have their own drivers. I'm guessing Doordash and Grubhub do the same thing.I got 21 years night delivery. I just stopped doing. After 6 plus years away. I can only speak for mom and pop food places.
Their rake thur G.H. is 30 % it will bankrupt the small business.
But if the small business is 30 years plus old like ours. 90% slice and g.h. with very small carry out DD. AND EATS.
People use g.h direct to our store I deliver..
So your post is very good.
But an example only.
$10 pizza they get $3 we go bankrupt.
But if you are big like we are. G.H GIVES us those $100 orders so $70 we can swallow. New places cannot.
Our app only store did not last 1 year. As drivers were late and surges caused customers to order somewhere else.
I avg..40 deliverys in 6 hours money was decent. Up to $300 a night. Very high pressure..as many as 10 orders per hour in a small area.
I did it so many years . I grew tired of it. I did as good with my private wheelchair customers at my own pace.
But you post here is a very good intelligent one.
I just got the non app experience..
I will say think a great mom and pop store drivers can earn $1300 a week plus 5 days @Only $4 hr .50 cents delivery as covid tips are super sick..some 3 block $40 orders got $10 tips plus the other 4 in your car 70% are paid for..just some info for food guys. These #s are for busy city places in small delivery zones..
In addition, unlike their "take it or leave it" approach to the drivers, in some cases Uber is willing to negotiate service fees with restaurants.