Commission recovery for independent restaurants

Stop paying 25–30%
to delivery apps.

I run a Japanese restaurant myself. I cut my own third-party delivery losses in half in three months — here's exactly how, and what it could mean for yours.

YOUR RESTAURANT
order recovery — before / after
1 online order$42.00

Delivery app commission−28%
You keep$30.24

Direct order, ClickCraft site$0 commission
You keep$42.00

Monthly recovery, avg.$3,000–6,000
RECOVERED
IN 3 MO
Orders recovered
50%
Time to results
3 mo
Typical commission
25–30%

The problem

Every order through a delivery app costs you before food, labor, or rent even enter the math.

DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub take 25–30% off the top of every order. For a restaurant doing $100K a month, that's $3,000–6,000 walking out the door in commissions alone — every single month. Most owners know it. Very few have time to fix it while running a kitchen.

Avg. monthly loss
$3–6K
at $100K/mo in sales, 25–30% commission on delivery-app orders

Run your own numbers

See what you're losing — and what recovering half of it looks like.

You lose to commissions, monthly $8,100
You lose to commissions, yearly $97,200

Estimated recovery, monthly
at a 50% order-recovery rate
$4,050
Estimated recovery, yearly $48,600

Rough estimate based on the average 50% order-recovery rate seen at Sushi Heeya. Your actual recovery depends on your customer base, menu, and how much of your traffic is repeat vs. new.

What I actually did at Sushi Heeya

Tested on my own P&L before it was ever offered to anyone else.

"Most consultants pitching this have never run a kitchen during a Friday dinner rush. I have — and I'm still doing it. Every recommendation here has been tested on my own restaurant's P&L, not a slide deck."

— Founder, ClickCraft.town · Owner, Sushi Heeya

RESTAURANT
OWNER,
NOT AN
AGENCY

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