Order Patrol vs. Grubhub
Take a Peak Under the Hood
Like Pouring Money Down the Drain
On the surface, using 3rd party delivery services to deliver your food to hungry customers sounds like a great option. After all, they promise to grow your business by X%, but growing your business and making a profit are two separate discussions, and if you’re a smart business owner, you realize that too much overhead erodes your profits and even causes you to lose money.
3rd Party Food Delivery = The Kiss of Death
- Average commissions are 25 - 40%.
- They don't allow you to raise your prices to offset the high commissions.
- You have no control over the delivery time or the service, which can cause a social media and review website nightmare.
- They keep customer information secret from you which means you can't send promos or market to your own customer-base.
Order Patrol vs. Grubhub Yearly Costs
Let’s take a look at a comparison between Order Patrol and a common 3rd party restaurant delivery service like Grubhub, with following assumptions: Avg. order amount = $40 -> Avg. orders per day = 10 -> Avg. Grubhub commission = 30%.
Based on these assumptions, the yearly revenue would be $146,000 for take-out. Multiply that by 30% and Grubhub is taking $43,200 out of your pocket. Order Patrol on the other hand, takes $0 in commission fees and no monthly costs.
Avg. Order $
$40
$40
Avg. Daily Orders
10
10
Total Revenue/Yr.
$146,000
$146,000
Commission Fees
$0
30%
Total Yearly Costs
$0
$43,200
Using Order Patrol, you can save $43,200 per Year!!!
How to Save $1,000's With Your
Own In-House Delivery Service?
What's Inside:
- Should you start an in-house delivery service?
- How to save 75% on delivery costs.
- How to own your customers information instead of giving it away to 3rd party delivery services
- The 6 steps to starting your own in-house delivery
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