Platform	Commission	Delivery	Presence
Uber Eats	15-30%	Yes	45+ countries, 6000+ cities
Deliveroo	25-35%	Yes	10+ countries, Europe & Asia
Just Eat	14-30%	Yes / No	20+ countries
Glovo	25-35%	Yes	Southern Europe, Africa
Stuart	Flat fee/delivery	Logistics service	France, UK, Spain
Uber Direct	Flat fee/delivery	White-label	45+ countries

Tips

How to choose your platform

Potential order volume

Assess each platform's market share in your geographic area. Uber Eats and Deliveroo dominate in cities, Just Eat in peri-urban areas.

Commission structure

Compare the real cost after commission, hidden fees and markup. A low rate does not always mean better profitability.

Operational capacity

Each platform added increases complexity. Do not exceed 2-3 platforms without a centralisation tool like Fooderise.

Existing POS integrations

Check that your cash register integrates with the target platform. A POS integration avoids double entry and errors.

Global

International delivery platforms

Beyond France: the world's major platforms, each with their own dedicated guide.

Talabat

#1 delivery in the Gulf (UAE, KSA, Kuwait…)

Commission: 25-30%

Presence: MENA (8+ countries)

Full guide

HungerStation

Undisputed delivery leader in KSA (Delivery Hero subsidiary)

Commission: 20-30%

Presence: Saudi Arabia (80+ cities)

Full guide

Jahez

Saudi challenger listed on the Tadawul stock exchange

Commission: 18-28%

Presence: KSA, Kuwait, Bahrain

Full guide

Keeta

Meituan platform (China), aggressive commissions at launch

Commission: 0-22%

Presence: Saudi Arabia

Full guide

Mrsool

Saudi super-app with a unique concierge mode

Commission: 15-25%

Presence: KSA, Bahrain, Egypt

Full guide

Noon Food

Delivery vertical from the Noon group (Emaar / PIF)

Commission: 15-25%

Presence: UAE, KSA, Egypt

Full guide

The Chefz

Premium / fine-dining platform (acquired by Jahez)

Commission: 20-30%

Presence: Saudi Arabia

Full guide

ToYou

Multi-service KSA: food + grocery + parcels

Commission: 17-28%

Presence: Saudi Arabia (40+ cities)

Full guide

Rafeeq

Qatari local platform, alternative to Talabat

Commission: 15-28%

Presence: Qatar

Full guide

Careem Food

Middle-East super-app with delivery service

Commission: 20-30%

Presence: MENA (10+ countries)

Full guide

Wolt

Finnish platform acquired by DoorDash, Nordic leader

Commission: 15-28%

Presence: Nordics, DE, Baltics (25+ countries)

Full guide

DoorDash

Leading delivery platform in the United States

Commission: 15-30%

Presence: USA, Canada, Australia

Full guide

Swiggy

#1 delivery in India

Commission: 20-25%

Presence: India (580+ cities)

Full guide

Zomato

International delivery and booking platform

Commission: 18-25%

Presence: 25+ countries

Full guide

Grubhub

Historic US delivery platform

Commission: 10-30%

Presence: USA only

Full guide

HungryPanda

Asian-cuisine delivery specialist

Commission: 20-25%

Presence: 10+ countries

Full guide

Food delivery platforms: the complete 2026 guide

What is the best food delivery app in France in 2026?▼

In France in 2026, the 3 dominant platforms remain **Uber Eats** (maximum customer volume, most polished app, ~150M global users), **Deliveroo** (premium customer base, responsive support, strong in dense urban areas), and **Just Eat** (lowest commission via Self Delivery at 12%, ideal for pizzerias and fast-food chains with in-house fleet). For a restaurateur, the "best" is rarely a single one — the optimum is to be present on all 3 simultaneously with a software orchestrator to avoid the operational chaos of multiple tablets.

Complete list of food delivery platforms for restaurants in France 2026▼

Main platforms in France: **Uber Eats**, **Deliveroo**, **Just Eat**, **Glovo** (limited but real presence in some cities). Secondary platforms: **Stuart** (white-label delivery), **Uber Direct** (delivery without marketplace), **Wolt** (specific zones), **Dropp**, **Frichti** (Paris). Internationally: **DoorDash**, **Grubhub** (USA), **Swiggy**, **Zomato** (India), **Talabat**, **Careem**, **HungerStation**, **Jahez**, **Mrsool**, **Noonfood**, **The Chefz**, **ToYou**, **Rafeeq** (Middle East), **HungryPanda** (Asian cuisine in Europe and UK). See the detailed cards on this page.

Which platform has the best restaurant reviews / ratings in France?▼

Restaurant ratings vary by each platform's algorithm. **Deliveroo** tends to give more demanding ratings (more discerning customers), **Uber Eats** smooths ratings (4.2-4.8 common), **Just Eat** is more lenient. For a high-performing restaurant, aim for: > 4.5 on Uber Eats and Just Eat, > 4.3 on Deliveroo. Below 4.0 on a platform, you're penalised in the algorithm and no longer appear in top positions.

Who are Uber Eats's competitors in France?▼

The main Uber Eats competitor in France is **Deliveroo** (more premium, urban positioning). **Just Eat** is the 3rd player (formerly Allo Resto merged with Takeaway.com). **Glovo** is present in some cities. For delivery without marketplace: **Stuart**, **Uber Direct**, **Private courier** are competitors for the logistics layer. In the major cities segment, **Wolt** is also present. Competition is mature: no new major entrant has emerged since 2020.

How to choose the right delivery platform for your restaurant?▼

The choice depends on 4 criteria: (1) **your area** (check platform coverage in your neighbourhood — Uber Eats dominates everywhere, Deliveroo more dense urban, Just Eat more mid-sized cities), (2) **your target customers** (high basket = Deliveroo, accessible price = Just Eat, mass market = Uber Eats), (3) **your operational capacity** (1 platform to start, 2-3 once your rating exceeds 4.3 and operations are smooth), (4) **your gross margin** (below 60%, 25-30% commissions are unsustainable). See our [Uber Eats vs Deliveroo vs Just Eat comparison](/blog/uber-eats-vs-deliveroo-vs-just-eat-comparatif-restaurateurs).

Should you be on all platforms or focus on one?▼

The best strategy evolves with restaurant maturity: (a) **Months 1-3**: start on 1 platform (the one that dominates your area), master operations, reach 4.3+ rating. (b) **Months 4-6**: add a 2nd platform if volume is stable. (c) **Beyond**: 3-4 platforms only if you have an orchestrator (Fooderise, Otter, Deliverect) — otherwise the operational cost of multiple tablets exceeds the gain in orders. Restaurants starting on 3-4 platforms simultaneously have a significantly higher closure rate in the first 12 months.

What software to manage multiple delivery platforms?▼

To manage 2+ delivery platforms simultaneously without saturating the kitchen, an **order aggregator** (Fooderise, Otter / Hubster, Deliverect, RusHour) consolidates everything on a single interface: incoming orders, menus to edit, disputes, analytics, delivery statuses. The cost (€50-300/month depending on volume) is paid back from the 2nd platform onwards by the time saved and error reduction. See our detailed comparison on [/agregateurs](/agregateurs).

Order aggregators

Centralise multiple platforms

Platform commissions

2026 numerical comparison

Optimise your delivery

Delays, orderflow, profitability

Order disputes

Recover your commissions