DoorDash / Uber Eats Commission Calculator
Real restaurant delivery-platform commission by service tier, auto-calculated into your net revenue per order · free, no signup
How DoorDash / Uber Eats Commission Calculator works, step by step
Enter your order subtotal.
Download itChoose your commission tier (or self-delivery).
DoorDash / Uber Eats Commission Calculator
DoorDash and Uber Eats both publish self-serve commission tiers for restaurants, roughly in the same real range: a lower tier (around 15%) for delivery-only/basic marketplace access, a middle tier (around 25%) that adds more marketing and visibility, and a top tier (around 30%) with the most marketing and promotional placement. Choose the tier your restaurant is on and this tool applies that real percentage to your order subtotal automatically.
If you self-deliver (using your own drivers through the platform's marketplace-only listing) commissions are typically lower, closer to the lower end of the published range — pick that tier if it matches your real setup. The result shows your real net revenue per order after commission, before your own food and labor cost.
Key features
Real published commission tiers
Applies DoorDash's and Uber Eats' real self-serve tier structure (roughly 15% / 25% / 30%) instead of a flat guess.
Self-delivery option
Lower commission tier for restaurants using their own delivery drivers.
Optional extra marketing fee
Add any additional promotional spend percentage on top of the base commission.
Real net revenue per order
Order subtotal minus commission, the number that actually determines your restaurant's real margin per order.
How to use it
- Enter your order subtotal.
- Choose your commission tier (or self-delivery).
- Optionally add an extra marketing/promotion percentage.
- See your real commission amount and net revenue per order instantly.
Worked example
Example
$40 order subtotal, 'Growth' tier (25% marketplace commission) → commission $10.00, net revenue $30.00 before food and labor cost.
Who uses this tool
Restaurant owners comparing delivery platforms
See the real per-order margin impact of each commission tier before signing up.
Restaurants deciding between tiers
Compare the real revenue trade-off between a cheaper basic tier and a pricier marketing-boosted tier.
Anyone pricing a delivery-only menu
Build commission into menu pricing using a real, not guessed, percentage.
Tips for the best results
- Exact tier names, percentages and inclusions vary by platform, market and negotiated restaurant agreements, and both companies periodically revise self-serve pricing — confirm your actual current tier and rate directly with DoorDash or Uber Eats.
- This models commission only; card processing, especially for a restaurant's own direct online ordering, may be separate depending on the platform.
- Self-delivery commission rates can vary by market — the lower tier here is representative, not a guarantee.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Assuming every restaurant pays the same commission tier — the real rate depends on which self-serve plan (or negotiated agreement) the restaurant is on.
- Forgetting that a higher commission tier also typically includes more marketing/visibility, which is a real trade-off, not just a cost.
- Not accounting for the restaurant's own food and labor cost after commission when judging true profitability per order.
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Frequently asked questions
How much commission do DoorDash and Uber Eats really charge?
Both platforms publish self-serve commission tiers in roughly the same real range: about 15% for a basic/delivery-only tier, about 25% for a mid marketing tier, and about 30% for a top marketing tier — exact names and inclusions vary by platform and are subject to change.
Is self-delivery commission lower?
Yes, typically — restaurants using their own drivers through a platform's marketplace listing generally pay a lower commission than platform-delivered orders, though the exact rate varies by market.
Does this include card processing fees?
No, this calculates the platform commission on the order subtotal only; separate payment processing may apply depending on how the order is placed.
Is my data stored?
No, everything is calculated locally in your browser.