Uber Eats Merchant Calculator
Calculate Uber Eats marketplace fees — delivery Lite 20%, Plus 25%, Premium 30%; pickup 7–10% — on your monthly orders.
Uber Eats marketplace fees (Uber Help) last updated · reference source
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Currency: Amounts are calculated in the currency you select; this site does not convert between currencies and does not use live exchange rates.
Fee figures are stored in our static fee table and change over time. Confirm current rates against the platform's official fee page before relying on them.
What this tool does
Uber Eats' US marketplace fees (updated March 2026) charge 20% on the Lite delivery plan, 25% on Plus — rising to 30% on Uber One member orders — and 30% on Premium. Pickup orders cost 7% when your Uber Eats prices match your in-store prices, otherwise 10%. This calculator applies those rates to a month of orders.
How to use the Uber Eats Merchant Calculator
- Enter your average order value and monthly orders.
- Choose your marketplace plan or pickup option.
- Add food and operating costs to see the profit left after Uber's fee.
Formula
Fee = Avg order × Orders × plan rate (20% / 25% / 30% delivery; 7% / 10% pickup)
- Avg order
- Average order value
- Orders
- Orders in the period
Worked example
300 delivery orders at $30 on the Plus plan against $4,500 of costs.
Inputs
- Average order value$30
- Orders per month300
- Marketplace plan / order typeDelivery — Plus (25%)
- Food & operating costs for these orders$4500
Result
- Net profit$2,250.00
- Total fees$2,250.00
- Profit margin25%
- Fees as % of revenue25%
- Marketplace fee per order$7.50
Results explained
- Net profit
- Gross Uber Eats sales minus the marketplace fee and your costs.
- Fee per order
- Uber's take from a typical order on the selected plan.
Frequently asked questions
In the US: 20% (Lite), 25% (Plus) or 30% (Premium) on delivery orders, with Plus orders from Uber One members charged 30%. Pickup is 7% with validated in-store pricing, otherwise 10%.
Uber's published fee schedule applies the 30% rate to Uber One member orders on the Plus plan. If most of your volume is Uber One, model your month at 30% instead of 25%.
If your Uber Eats menu prices match the prices in your restaurant, pickup orders qualify for the lower 7% marketplace fee instead of 10%.
Yes — merchants delivering with their own couriers pay different (custom delivery) fees, published by Uber as the marketplace fee plus up to 3%, capped at 30%. This calculator models the standard marketplace plans.
The current US schedule took effect on March 11, 2026, per Uber's merchant help article on marketplace fee changes.