Uber Eats / DoorDash
They take $10
You keep $30. That’s 25% gone before you cook.
Miami Beach · Restaurant apps
Your own ordering app. Same tap. Same kitchen ticket. You keep the money.
Uber is how new people find you. Your app is how you stop paying Uber on people who already love you.
One $40 order
Uber Eats / DoorDash
You keep $30. That’s 25% gone before you cook.
Your own app
Card fee about $1.50. That’s ~3%. Normal for any card.
Extra $8.50 in your pocket. Every order.
| Uber orders / month | Uber takes | Cards + hosting | You keep extra |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 orders | $1,000 | about $230 | $770 |
| 150 orders | $1,500 | about $300 | $1,200 |
| 200 orders | $2,000 | about $370 | $1,630 |
| 300 orders | $3,000 | about $520 | $2,480 |
Cards + hosting is not a Miami App Co cut. Most of it is Visa/Stripe (~3%), the same card fee you already pay. About $80/month keeps the app online.
How it works
Not a grid of 80 other restaurants. Just you.
Card goes through Stripe or Square. About 3%.
Same ticket as Uber. Tablet or printer.
Or you deliver later. Pickup first. That’s the easy money.
A demo with your real menu. Free to look.
You do not have to quit Uber
That’s the whole move. New people still find you. Locals stop handing 25 cents of every dollar to a company in California.
Miami Beach
Normandy Isle. North Beach. The Cuban counter, the Venezuelan coffee shop, the pizza window one block from the sand.
Toast is the register. Uber is the billboard. Miami App Co is the icon on their phone — so the next order doesn’t cost you 25%.
Next step
No charge to look. If you hate it, you don’t do it.
Tiffany Mora