DoorDash fees calculator for restaurants

Enter your monthly DoorDash orders and your plan’s commission (15% Basic, 25% Plus, or 30% Premier) to see what you pay per month and per year. It works for Uber Eats and Grubhub too. Then compare it with the same orders on your own commission-free ordering page.

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How it works

See your real delivery-app bill in seconds

  1. Enter your volume

    Monthly delivery-app orders and your average ticket. Ballpark numbers are fine.

  2. Pick your commission tier

    The big marketplaces publish delivery tiers roughly between 15% and 30%. Choose yours or type the exact rate from your statement.

  3. Compare and decide

    The calculator shows monthly and yearly fees next to a direct-ordering setup: flat software cost plus standard card processing.

FAQ

Questions restaurant owners ask

How much does DoorDash charge restaurants?

Per DoorDash’s published partner pricing as of 2026, restaurants pay 15% (Basic), 25% (Plus), or 30% (Premier) commission on delivery orders and 6% on pickup orders, with no monthly fee. Commission is charged on the order subtotal.

How do I calculate my DoorDash fees?

Multiply your monthly DoorDash delivery sales by your plan’s commission rate. 300 orders at a $35 average ticket is $10,500 in sales. At the 25% Plus rate, that is $2,625 a month, or $31,500 a year, in commission alone.

How much do delivery apps charge restaurants?

DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub all publish tiered pricing, with delivery commissions commonly running from about 15% up to 30% of the order subtotal depending on the plan, plus payment processing on some tiers. Your statement is the source of truth — this calculator lets you enter your exact rate.

Is this calculator exact?

It is an estimate. The delivery-app side counts commission only, and the direct side assumes $29/month software plus typical card processing of 2.9% + 30¢ per order. Marketplace extras like ad fees or tablet fees would make the gap larger, not smaller.

Should I quit delivery apps entirely?

Usually not — marketplaces still bring in new customers. The play most operators run is to keep them for discovery while moving regulars to direct ordering, where repeat orders stop costing 15–30% each.

What does commission-free direct ordering actually cost?

With Menuline you pay a flat subscription — Starter is $29/month ($1/month for the first 3 months) — plus standard card processing. There is no per-order commission on any plan.

Keep the commission. It’s your food.

Menuline gives you a commission-free ordering page, website, and marketing automation for a flat monthly price — $1/month for your first 3 months. Move your regulars off the 30% tier.