JustPass vs Uber Eats

Uber Eats takes 13% of a pickup order and charges £650 to get started. On your own JustPass page a collection order costs you 8%, 4% or nothing, depending on your plan, and every order earns your customer a stamp.

The delivery and pickup marketplace. Customers order from you inside the Uber Eats app, alongside every other restaurant near them.

 Uber EatsJustPass
What you pay on a collection order13% pickup fee8% on Starter, 4% on Growth, 0% on Scale, plus Stripe's card fee
On a £10 collection order£1.3080p, 40p or nothing, plus about 35p card fee
What you pay on a delivered order30%, or 33% for Uber One membersWe don't deliver. Link your delivery app from your page
To get started£650 (excl. VAT) activation package, with parts you can opt out ofNothing. 14 days free, then from £19/mo
Where the customer ordersIn the Uber Eats app, next to the restaurants around youOn your own page, under your name
When you get paidPaid out by UberStraight into your own Stripe account

Uber Eats figures taken from their own site, checked November 2026. Prices change — check theirs before deciding. JustPass is £19, £39 or £89 a month, 14 days free, no setup fee and no contract. On online orders and gift vouchers we take 8% on Starter, 4% on Growth and nothing on Scale; Stripe's card fee is on top.

The first order puts your loyalty card in their Apple or Google Wallet, and every order after adds a stamp. The free one is waiting on their phone, which is the reason to order from you directly next time rather than through an app.

When Uber Eats is the better choice

Uber Eats puts you in front of people who have never heard of you, and its couriers deliver. We do neither: your page doesn't sit in a marketplace, and we don't deliver.

Most venues keep both. Stay on Uber Eats for new faces and delivery, and send the regulars who already know you to your own page for collection, where you keep more of each order and they earn a stamp.

Not sure which way to go?

Try it on your own venue. Your page builds in a few minutes, and nothing is charged for 14 days.