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How MyFoodFast compares

Side by side with the platforms UK takeaways move from, and what a takeaway pays on its own ordering website against the marketplaces.

One shop? Start the free trial. Two or more sites? Book a demo and we’ll plan the rollout.7-day free trial. Card required; your plan starts after the trial unless you cancel.

Your own website against the marketplaces

Marketplaces take a percentage of every order. On a MyFoodFast ordering website you pay a monthly plan and 1% MFF on online card orders, plus Stripe processing, with no commission.

Commission and fees per order by ordering channel
Where the order comes inWhat you pay per orderDetail
Just Eat (you deliver)14% + VATJust Eat's example: £3.36 on a £20 order. You cover delivery costs on top.
Just Eat (they deliver)30% + VATJust Eat's example: £7.20 on a £20 order.
Deliveroo20–35%Varies by plan and who handles delivery.
Uber Eats25–35%Varies by plan and who handles delivery.
MyFoodFast (your own site)2.5% + 20p exampleBase plan from £20/month (OrderHub) or £40/month (POS). 1% MFF + Stripe (1.5% + 20p for standard UK cards). Stripe fees vary by card, account and payment method. The online example uses standard UK cards; your agreed processor rates apply. No MFF transaction fee on cash orders through your ordering website. Optional product fees and the customer service fee are separate. No aggregator commission.

Just Eat rates from its partner FAQ, checked June 2026; Deliveroo and Uber Eats vary by plan and who delivers. Work out what Just Eat costs you a year.

Put your own menu through it

Full POS from £40 a month or OrderHub from £20, with your ordering website included. Fees: 1% MFF on online card orders, plus Stripe processing.

7-day free trial. Card required; your plan starts after the trial unless you cancel.

  • No contracts
  • No aggregator commission
  • Cancel anytime