A Brunswick pizzeria: $10.90 more on every delivery order with its own app
A two-pizza combo, a half-and-half and two cans: $81 on Uber Eats. Here is what a Brunswick pizzeria keeps when that order comes through its own app, and what garlic bread has to do with it.
Worked example from the counter simulator: a real Uber Eats menu and its listed prices, captured on 1 November 2026. The venue is not a counter customer, and the growth figures are estimates, not results.
$24.30 of commission on an $81 order
Pizza orders are big, and commission scales with them. On this $81 order Uber Eats takes $24.30. The pizzeria receives $56.70, while the customer pays $88.99 with fees.
Through the pizzeria's own app the customer pays in-store prices ($67.60) and Uber Direct delivery, $80.90 in all, $8.09 less. The pizzeria receives $67.60.
| Uber Eats | Own app | |
|---|---|---|
| Items | $81.00 | $67.60 |
| Service fee | $4.00 | $0.00 |
| Delivery | $3.99 | $13.30 |
| Customer pays | $88.99 | $80.90 |
| Commission | −$24.30 | $0.00 |
| Restaurant receives | $56.70 | $67.60 |
Uber Eats commission of 30%, depending on your agreement. Uber Direct delivery at $10 + $1.10/km ex GST, shown for 3 km. In-store prices estimated 20% below Uber Eats prices.
Cheaper for regulars, better for the shop
Both sides win, which is what makes the switch stick: the regular saves about $8 an order, and the pizzeria keeps $10.90 more. On 300 orders a month that is +$3,121 after the counter House app plan.
Garlic bread, on every order
The app suggests one add-on at the right moment, for this menu garlic bread or a drink. On the simulator's typical case that lifts the basket by 6% (+$1,217 a month). Loyalty points bring regulars back (+$2,150), and review requests bring new ones (+$1,075).
All in, the estimate reaches +$6,248 a month for the pizzeria.
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