10% per order. Nothing else — no monthly fee.

There is one plan for every kitchen. It costs nothing a month, and you pay 10% of the food price on each order. We set you up for free, so there is no setup fee.

Everything you need to run the business is in it.

• Your own site at yourname.pickup.kitchen, and a free listing on pickup.kitchen.
• Menu import from a photo, card payments through Stripe, pickup and delivery times.
• The kitchen screen with new-order alerts.
• The counter for walk-in and phone orders.
• Customer list and marketing emails.
• Weekly and monthly meal plans that customers buy online, with the pack list and labels.
• Delivery tools and the driver app, for stops that come from your orders.

The 10% works differently depending on how the order arrives.

Card orders on your site: your menu shows each price with the 10% already in it, and the guest pays it at checkout. You set a dish at $40, the menu shows $44, and you receive the $40, before Stripe's own card processing fee. We keep the $4.

Orders you enter yourself: counter orders, phone orders, and cash or e-transfer. Here you pay the 10%, charged weekly to the card you save. A $40 counter order adds $4 to your weekly charge.

Meal plans bought on your site pay the same 10% as any order.

Routes, Send to driver, live tracking, photo proof, and driver pay are part of the plan. The driver app is included at no extra cost for stops that come from pickup.kitchen orders.

Stops you add by hand are priced like the stand-alone driver app, below.

If you deliver without taking orders here, the driver app is pay as you use, with no monthly fee. A stop is one drop-off address.

• The first 100 stops each month are free.
• After that, CA$0.10 a stop (about US$0.07) up to 1,000 stops in the month.
• After 1,000 stops, CA$0.06 a stop (about US$0.04).
• Examples: 300 stops cost CA$20, 1,000 stops cost CA$90, and 3,000 stops cost CA$210.

Here is the math for one month, with round numbers.

A kitchen with 200 online card orders at $30 each sets its dishes at $30. Guests see $33 and pay $33. The kitchen receives $6,000 before Stripe's card fee. pickup.kitchen keeps $600.

A kitchen with 100 counter orders at $20 each pays 10% of $2,000. That is $200, charged to its saved card across the weekly runs.

A kitchen with both pays both amounts: nothing on the online orders, and 10% of what it enters itself.

You can work out a month in three lines.

If the answer surprises you, book a call. Custom pricing exists for kitchens with high volume, and a quick conversation costs nothing.

• Online card orders: you pay nothing. The guest pays the 10%, and you receive your menu price.
• Orders you enter yourself: your total for the month times 10%.
• Driver app on its own: stops beyond the first 100, at CA$0.10 each, then CA$0.06 after 1,000.

Card payments go to your own Stripe account. Stripe charges its own processing fee on card payments, and bills it to your Stripe account. We do not add to it.

You save a card on your account so we can charge the weekly 10% on orders you enter yourself. There is no monthly price on top.

We set you up. Send your menu as a photo or text and we load the dishes. Send the spreadsheet of customers or plans you already keep and we add them. You check the result, connect Stripe, and go live. Nothing is charged for that work.

In Canada, Uber Eats lists 20%, 25% or 30% on delivery orders depending on the plan. DoorDash lists 20%, 25% or 29% (both checked November 2026). On a $40 delivery order, that is $8 to $12.

A marketplace also brings you its audience and, usually, its couriers. pickup.kitchen does not supply drivers, and you keep your own guests, your own site, and your own customer list. See the DoorDash and Uber Eats comparison pages for the full picture.

If your kitchen takes a high volume of orders, book a 15-minute call. We walk through it with your own menu, then agree a rate that fits your order volume. We reply on WhatsApp too.