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easydine vs. delivery marketplaces

Popular delivery marketplaces put your business in front of a lot of people, and they charge a lot for it. Here's the math, so you can decide with real numbers in hand.

The math on a R$ 100 order

On a typical marketplace, a R$ 100 order goes through several charges:

  • Commission on the order: usually 12% to 30%, depending on the plan;
  • Online payment fee, charged separately;
  • Monthly subscription for the plan;
  • Service fee charged to your customer, which makes their order more expensive.

Add it all up, and on the most common plans your business keeps about R$ 73 to R$ 74.

On easydine, the same R$ 100 order paid online on your website has a single fee: 10%, with card processing already included. You keep R$ 90. Over a month with hundreds of orders, that difference pays real bills.

What else changes beyond the fee

Day to dayTypical marketplaceeasydine
Commission❌ 12% to 30% of the order stays with the marketplace, plus a payment fee and a monthly subscription✅ 10% with processing already included, and only on online payments
Customer data❌ Customer data stays with the platform✅ Customers, addresses, and order history stay in your dashboard
Your brand❌ A standardized storefront, side by side with your competitors✅ Your own website with your logo, your color, and your menus
Dependency❌ A change in rules, fees, or app ranking hits your revenue✅ A channel you own, with public pricing: you know today what you'll pay tomorrow
Canceling❌ Notice periods and penalties in many contracts✅ Cancel on your own, whenever you want

A published online store with the demo establishment's logo, banner, and brand color

Want to see what a store like this looks like? Browse the menu of the demo store.

An honest comparison

Marketplaces bring an audience: people who don't know your business yet find you there. That has real value, and it's why many businesses use both channels at the same time.

easydine is your direct channel: the link you put on Instagram, on WhatsApp, and at the counter. A customer who already knows you doesn't need to go through a middleman, or pay one. The more orders you bring to that channel, the more you keep at the end of the month.

Want to see how it works in practice?

Check out easydine delivery and the online payments and fees page. To try it with your own menu, create a free account at admin.easydine.app/auth/sign-up.