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What do you keep from each way people order?
Dine-in net revenue rose 5620.5%: you kept $65,635 after fees vs $1,147.
Takeout net revenue rose 4445.3%: you kept $24,408 after fees vs $537.
DoorDash net revenue rose 5329.3%: you kept $16,946 after fees vs $312.
Uber Eats net revenue rose 7100.7%: you kept $10,507 after fees vs $146.
| Channel | Revenue | Fees | Kept after fees | Kept vs previous |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dine-in | $65,635 | - | $65,635 | +5620.5% |
| Takeout | $24,408 | - | $24,408 | +4445.3% |
| DoorDash | $22,597 | $5,651 (25%) | $16,946 | +5329.3% |
| Uber Eats | $14,011 | $3,504 (25%) |
The AI's notes are under each chart. See the full AI analysis.
| $10,507 |
| +7100.7% |
AI note · Concern
Dine-in is 50.9% of revenue ($64,460) and takeout 19.7% ($24,945). DoorDash is 18.2% ($23,013) with $5,755 in fees, and Uber Eats is 11.2% ($14,206) with $3,553 in fees.
Delivery is 29.4% of sales and costs $9,307 in fees, about 25% of what those orders bring in. That is nearly half of your estimated profit. Dine-in and takeout keep every dollar.