For restaurants & takeaways
Delivery apps charge up to 30% per order when they deliver, with VAT on top of the fee at the biggest platform. We build your own ordering channel and the automation behind it, so orders land, tickets print and customers get updates without anyone touching a keyboard, and without the commission.
Every number on this page is from published platform pricing or clearly labelled dummy-data demos. No invented reviews, ever.
The Friday rush. Phone ringing. Three tablets chirping. Retyping orders into the till. Uber Eats’ published UK pricing takes 30% per order when they deliver. Even self-delivery costs 13%, and VAT is charged on top of the fee.*
*Uber Eats UK published merchant pricing, checked August 2026
You keep cooking. The admin around every order runs itself, and more of the money stays yours.
Orders from your website, WhatsApp or phone notes are read automatically: items, delivery details and the kitchen ticket created without retyping. The customer gets a confirmation and an on-its-way message, sent automatically.
A fast ordering page on your own domain, built to take orders, not just show a menu. Direct orders carry no commission: the difference stays in your till.
A Friday summary of orders by channel, what each app took in fees, and how many orders came direct. You decide about the apps with real numbers, not gut feel.
Happy customers nudged to reorder direct and leave a review, automatically and politely. Your best marketing is the customer you already fed.
An example, not a case study, shown on dummy data. Real measured numbers will appear here when they exist.
Website, WhatsApp or phone: every order ends up in one list, read and logged the moment it arrives. Nothing retyped, nothing missed in the rush.
Tickets reach the kitchen and the driver without anyone touching a keyboard, even at eight o’clock on a Friday.
Confirmation and on-its-way messages send themselves, so the phone stops ringing with ‘where’s my food?’
A summary shows orders by channel, commission paid, and direct orders won back. The apps become a choice, not a habit.
Yusr Digital is run by one person: a solution architect with over ten years designing CRM and customer-facing systems, most recently at Reply, a global consultancy. Luton born and based, so the Friday rush at a Bury Park takeaway is not a foreign world. You work with the architect directly: no account managers, no juniors learning on your time.
Usually not, and we will say so. The apps bring new customers; the waste is paying commission of up to 30% plus VAT on the fee (Uber Eats’ published UK rate) on regulars who would happily order direct. The plan is to keep the apps for discovery and quietly move your repeat customers to your own channel, order by order. Being straight with you: direct ordering pays back when you have your own drivers or a solid collection trade, and regulars who come back. If your orders are mostly spontaneous app customers, we will tell you it is not worth it yet.
Most takeaway websites are menus, not tills: no ordering, no payment, no kitchen ticket. We build the ordering and the automation behind it, on your own domain, so the site earns its keep instead of sitting there.
No. Tickets arrive the way your kitchen already works, and the automation fits around your till and your tablets. If anything, there is less to look at, because every channel lands in one list.
A fixed quote per build, agreed in writing before we start. No day rates, no percentage of your orders, ever. The free 15-minute call gives you a real number and a straight opinion on whether it pays back for your volume.
Payments on your own channel go through your own payment account, straight to you. We never touch your takings, and there is no middleman between the customer’s card and your account.
Bring one week of app invoices to the free call and we’ll work it out together. If direct ordering doesn’t pay back at your volume, we’ll say so.
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Pick a time that suits you, Monday to Thursday. A 15-minute phone call about your takeaway, no obligation, no hard sell.
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