Do I have to leave Uber Eats?

No, most shops keep it for the reach and use their own site for the regulars who would come back anyway. The difference is that a direct order pays no commission on top. You decide how much of each you want.

You do, because card payments go straight into your own Stripe account in your business name. The money never sits with us. There is nobody to chase to be paid out.

What does the £650 go on?

The £650 is Uber Eats’ own activation fee, which bundles a tablet and a printer. With Rowbo there is no activation fee and nothing to buy upfront. Ordering plans start at £50 a month per location.

How much does Uber Eats charge restaurants?

Uber Eats takes up to 30% of an order it delivers, 13% on collection or your own delivery, and a £650 activation fee to start. We set up your own site with Rowbo and the order comes straight to you. The card money lands in your own bank. You pay from £50 a month per location, plus the card fee on each payment.

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What a £25 order costs you

Where the order comes in	What you pay	On a £25 order
Uber Eats, when they deliver	Up to 30% of the order (33% on Uber One)	£7.50 to £8.25 plus VAT
Uber Eats, collection or your own driver	13% of the order	£3.25 plus VAT
Rowbo Basic, on your own site	from 1.5% + 20p per card payment	about £0.58, plus the monthly fee

Uber Eats is up to 30% of an order it delivers, and 33% on Uber One (Uber Eats UK pricing, checked 6 October 2026). Collection or your own delivery is 13%, and there is a £650 activation fee to start. These rates are charged before VAT, so add 20% on top.

Card payments on your own site are from 1.5% + 20p on every plan. On a £25 card order on Basic that comes to about £0.58, and you keep £24.42. Ordering plans are £50, £149 or from £349 a month per location. Stripe UK pricing checked 3 October 2026.

What you get with your own site

We build your site from your Google listing, with your menu and prices on it. Customers order for collection or from your own drivers, and the card payment goes to your own Stripe account. Each order reaches you by email as a kitchen ticket. There is no contract, and you can pause ordering when the kitchen is slammed.

Questions owners ask.

Do I have to leave Uber Eats?: No, most shops keep it for the reach and use their own site for the regulars who would come back anyway. The difference is that a direct order pays no commission on top. You decide how much of each you want.
Who holds the money?: You do, because card payments go straight into your own Stripe account in your business name. The money never sits with us. There is nobody to chase to be paid out.
What does the £650 go on?: The £650 is Uber Eats’ own activation fee, which bundles a tablet and a printer. With Rowbo there is no activation fee and nothing to buy upfront. Ordering plans start at £50 a month per location.

See your menu on a site of your own.

Give us the shop’s name and we’ll build it with your menu on it. Talk it through with us, or look first and decide.