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Free calculator for Australian pizza shops

DoorDash and Uber Eats both take a cut. Here is which one leaves you more.

Enter your monthly figures for each platform. See your true net revenue side by side - not the gross number each app shows you.

Uber Eats

The total before commission

$
35.0%
20%40%
$

DoorDash

The total before commission

$
33%
20%40%
$

Why the gross number is the wrong number to compare

Both Uber Eats and DoorDash show you gross order volume in their own dashboards. That number looks healthy. It is also not what arrives in your account.

Uber Eats typically charges independent pizza shops between 30-35% commission on each order. DoorDash rates vary but commonly sit between 30-33% for standard delivery. On a $50 order, that is $15-17.50 disappearing before you see a cent.

The channel that looks bigger in your POS report is not always the one that leaves you more money. The only number worth comparing is net - after the platform has taken its share.

What this looks like with demo figures

Demo data based on an independent pizza shop in Victoria.

Harbour Slice Co. is a fictional demo shop. This comparison uses its April Uber Eats figures and a separate DoorDash scenario of $9,800 gross. April's DoorDash/Unknown total is $6,988.15, with commission unknown.

Uber Eats gross

$9,870

Shown in your POS channel report

Uber Eats net after commission (35.0%, rounded)

$6,416

$3,454 kept by Uber Eats

DoorDash gross

$9,800

May appear as Unknown in your POS

DoorDash net after 33% commission

$6,566

$3,234 kept by DoorDash

On combined delivery volume of $19,670 gross, this scenario leaves $12,982 after platform commissions, with $6,688 going to the delivery apps in a single month.

See your actual channel breakdown - not the gross.

Reforno imports compatible CSV exports from your POS and shows you net revenue by channel, after commission, automatically. No spreadsheet or manual calculation — just a plain-English answer.

Works from compatible POS CSV exports. No POS switch required. Built for Australian pizza shops.