Just Eat vs RestApp

Just Eat charges a commission on every order rather than a flat fee. It's roughly 14% if you do your own delivery or offer collection, and rises to around 30% (commonly reported in a 25-35% all-in range) when Just Eat provides the delivery driver. On top of that there's a fixed admin charge of about 50p per order. RestApp charges 0% commission on orders, you keep the full order value and pay a simple monthly plan instead.

No. On Just Eat the diner is the marketplace's customer, not yours, you receive only limited order information and don't get the full customer relationship, so you can't easily email or remarket to them or run your own loyalty independently of the platform. With RestApp, customers order through your own branded website and iOS/Android apps, so you own the customer data and have a direct relationship you can market to for free.

Often, yes. Beyond commission, Just Eat sells sponsored/promoted placements that push listings into the top results, typically on a cost-per-click basis, plus optional marketing and support tiers. So visibility against competing restaurants can become a recurring extra cost. RestApp has no pay-to-rank fees, your own site and apps are yours, and customers come straight to your brand.

Yes. Just Eat is a delivery marketplace only, it doesn't give you a branded website/app, a built-in EPOS till, or QR/e-menu table ordering. RestApp is a full commission-free platform: your own ordering website and mobile apps, a cloud EPOS/point of sale, e-menu and QR table ordering, built-in loyalty and promotions, and 24/7 support. Many restaurants run RestApp alongside the marketplaces at first, then drive repeat customers to their own 0% channel over time.