Uber Eats Fee Calculator
See what Uber Eats takes from each order, your real payout, and the monthly cost to your restaurant.
✏️ These numbers were filled in from a shared link — change anything to make it your own.
How Uber Eats fees work
Uber Eats takes a percentage of each order’s subtotal — 15% to 30% by plan (about 6% for pickup) — before any of your own costs. The plan mostly changes how prominently you appear, not the economics of a single order.
payout = order × (1 − commission) · offset = commission ÷ (1 − commission)
Standard 2026 US marketplace rates; ads/promos increase effective cost. Not financial advice.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Uber Eats take from restaurants?
Uber Eats marketplace plans charge roughly 15% (Lite), 25% (Plus), and 30% (Premium) commission on delivery orders, with pickup around 6%. The tiers mirror the other major apps and mostly buy visibility, not a lower rate.
What is my payout on an Uber Eats order?
The order subtotal minus Uber Eats’ commission. On a $40 order at 30%, Uber Eats keeps $12 and you receive $28 before your food and packaging costs.
How much should I raise menu prices for Uber Eats?
Full offset requires raising prices by commission ÷ (1 − commission) — about 43% at a 30% rate. Many restaurants use a partial 15–25% markup on delivery menus. This tool shows the full-offset figure.
Are these current rates?
These are Uber Eats’ standard 2026 US marketplace tiers. Promotions and ads raise your effective cost. Confirm in Uber Eats Manager.