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What one aggregator order leaves you.

Follow one aggregator order from the menu price down. The discount, the commission, the payment fee, the promotion, the food, the packaging and the delivery charge all come out. You see what you keep from one order, and from a month of them.

Your figures
Before any discount, in your currency.
Percent of the menu price.
Percent of the order after discount.
Percent of the order after discount.
Sponsored listings or promotions paid by the restaurant, as an amount per order.
Percent of the menu price.
Enter 0 if the platform's delivery is paid by the customer.
Your results
Revenue per order after discount-
Platform commission per order-
Payment fee per order-
Food cost per order-
Contribution per order-
Contribution as a share of the menu price-
Contribution per month, all aggregator orders-
The starting figures

What the calculator shows before you change a number

These panels use the starting figures in the calculator above. Replace them with yours and the answer moves.

Sample · One aggregator order of 85, 4,000 orders a month
One order

An order of 85 leaves you 17.11

The discount comes off first, then the platform takes its commission and its payment fee on what is left. Food is measured against the full menu price, because your kitchen cooks the same dish whatever the customer pays.

17.11

What you keep from one order

The platform and the discount take 31.89. Food takes 25.50.

What you keep from one order as your discount rises

  1. 24.35None
  2. 21.335%
  3. 17.1112%
  4. 12.2820%
  5. 6.2430%

Where the 85 goes

  • 25.50Food
  • 31.89Platform and discount
  • 10.50Promotion, packaging, delivery
  • 17.11What you keep

Of every hundred on the menu price

Kept by you 20

  • 17.11Kept from each order
  • 20.1%Of the menu price
  • 21.69Taken by the platform, each order
  • 68,432Kept in a month
How to read the result

Read the order from the top

Read the order from the top. The discount comes off the menu price first, and the platform then takes its commission and the payment fee on what is left, so a discount you fund also shrinks the base the platform charges on. Food cost is measured against the full menu price, because the kitchen cooks the same dish whatever the customer pays.

Contribution per order is what remains to cover your rent, staff and overheads. The percentage line divides it by the menu price, so you can set it beside the margin on a dine-in or direct order of the same value. The monthly line multiplies it by the orders you enter, so you see whether the channel adds to your month or only adds volume.

The calculator counts the discount, the platform commission, the payment fee, the promotion, the food, the packaging and the delivery charge on the average order. Replace the starting figures with your own.

Next step

Know which channel earns you your margin

Restaurant and aggregator profitability takes the same view across every brand, branch and platform you run, from your own records. The Control Diagnostic sets it against how much of the customer relationship the platforms hold.

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