Grubhub takes between 5%-20% [0]. So for a $30 meal from pizza hut, assuming they're charged the full 20% (not likely), that's $6. Four deliveries in an hour wo

Grubhub takes between 5%-20% [0]. So for a $30 meal from pizza hut, assuming they're charged the full 20% (not likely), that's $6. Four deliveries in an hour would be $24 lost. Compare that to paying someone $20 an hour, with no guarantee that that single employee will do four deliveries each hour. If it's a typical day, you may send them out to 20 or fewer deliveries in an eight hour shift, and they get $160 for that shift. Compared to Grubhub, which charges a flat $120 for those 20 deliveries. Not to mention the benefit of not worrying about them calling out sick, training, payroll taxes, etc. And, again, Pizza Hut is likely able to negotiate something better than that 20%. https://get.grubhub.com/faq/what-fees-does-grubhub-charge-restaurants/ https://get.grubhub.com/faq/what-fees-does-grubhub-charge-re...