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foodora commission · Norway · checked October 2026

What foodora charges restaurants in Norway.

foodora doesn't publish its commission in Norway; each restaurant's rate is set in its contract. A Norwegian software firm puts it at 28% to 30%, and Oslo restaurant owners say foodora and Wolt take up to 35%. These figures are approximate, from public reports.

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foodora doesn't publish its commission. The range below is approximate, from a Norwegian ordering-software firm's April 2026 guide and Oslo restaurant owners quoted by Avisa Oslo in 2025. Other apps and countries

The rates

foodora's commission in Norway.

Your own agreement with foodora sets your rate. These approximate ranges come from public sources, listed at the foot of the page.

Order typefoodora deliversWhat changes
Approximate range~28–35%SE MENY (April 2026): 28–30%, on terms like Wolt's. Avisa Oslo (April 2025): foodora and Wolt take up to 35% at most, according to Oslo restaurant owners.

On top of the commission

  • Card processing

    foodora doesn't publish a card fee. Check your contract.

  • foodora pro orders

    Oslo restaurant owners told Avisa Oslo in 2025 that they pay three percent more on orders from subscribers, and that some customer discounts are charged to the restaurant.

The calculator

Put in your numbers. See what one foodora order pays you.

Use the rates on your own foodora agreement if you have them. The starting values are an example, not an average.

kr

The food subtotal, before the app's deductions.

Orders you get through foodora.

%

The middle of the 28–35% reported. Enter the rate in your contract.

%

foodora doesn't publish one. Enter it if your statement shows a card fee.

kr

The fixed part of the processing fee, if there is one.

%

Your share of promotions and sponsored listings, as a % of order value.

%

Regulars who'd order from your own link instead.

One kr 300 order on foodora

  • Order valuekr 300
  • Commission (31.5%)− kr 94.50
  • Card processing (0%)− kr 0
  • You receivekr 205.50

foodora keeps 31.5% of every order — kr 28,350 a month, or kr 340,200 a year at your volume.

The same order on your own ordering page

  • Commissionkr 0
  • Card fee (~3%, card payments only)− kr 9
  • You receivekr 291

Moving 90 orders a month (30%) to your own link keeps kr 7,695 a month in your business — kr 92,340 a year.

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Figures are estimates from the numbers you enter. foodora agreements differ by plan, location and volume, and platforms change their fees, so your foodora payout statement is the source of truth. The direct column assumes every order is paid by card at about 3%, before your ordering plan's fee; cash and pay-at-counter orders cost nothing. See how direct ordering works on commission-free online ordering.

Worth knowing

What else sets your foodora bill in Norway.

foodora Norway belongs to Delivery Hero, which Uber agreed to buy in July 2026. Norway is one of 14 markets, mostly ones where Uber Eats already operates or planned to, that Delivery Hero agreed to sell to SSW Partners, an investment firm, once Uber's offer completes.

Uber Eats announced a Norwegian launch for 2026, then paused it in July 2026 while it bids for Delivery Hero.

A foodora alternative for your regulars

Keep foodora for new customers. Take your regulars' orders direct.

A delivery app is a good way to be found and an expensive way to serve people who already know you. Give your regulars your own ordering link, and the commission on their orders stays in your business.

What you get with Menuthere

  • Your own ordering website for delivery and pickup
  • A QR code menu with table ordering for dine-in
  • Orders on a live dashboard and a partner app that rings until someone accepts

0% commission on every plan. Start on the free plan with 50 orders a month; Lite is $17 a month for unlimited orders and your own domain. Keep foodora running alongside it.

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Other apps in Norway

How foodora compares with the other apps in Norway.

Delivery app commission in Norway
AppCommission, app deliversPickupRates areDetails
foodora~28–35%—Approximatefoodora in Norway
Wolt~28–35%—ApproximateWolt in Norway

Questions

foodora commission in Norway, answered.

foodora doesn't publish its commission in Norway; each restaurant's rate is set in its contract. A Norwegian software firm puts it at 28% to 30%, and Oslo restaurant owners say foodora and Wolt take up to 35%. These figures are approximate, from public reports.

foodora doesn't publish a card fee. Check your contract. foodora pro orders: Oslo restaurant owners told Avisa Oslo in 2025 that they pay three percent more on orders from subscribers, and that some customer discounts are charged to the restaurant.

Match the plan to how you sell: a lower-commission plan usually means a smaller delivery area or less visibility in the app, and pickup orders cost less than delivery. Then give your regulars a direct way to order. An order placed on your own ordering page carries no commission, only your card processor's fee when the customer pays by card, so every regular who switches keeps the commission in your business. Keep foodora for finding new customers.

No. Menuthere takes 0% commission on every plan. The free plan gives you your own ordering website, a QR code menu and table ordering, with 50 orders a month included. Lite ($17 a month) removes the order limit and adds your own domain; Pro ($39 a month) adds WhatsApp ordering on your own number, loyalty and your own riders.

Sources · checked October 2026

  • SE MENY — Wolt, Foodora og alternativene: Hvor betaler restauranten minst? [Wolt, foodora and the alternatives: where does a restaurant pay least?], 13 April 2026
  • Avisa Oslo — Populariteten til Wolt og Foodora har skutt i været, men restauranteierne fortviler [Wolt and foodora soar, restaurant owners despair], 6 April 2025
  • Avisa Oslo — Restauranteierne advarer mot Wolt og Foodora-«fellen» [Restaurant owners warn of the Wolt and foodora 'trap'], 18 May 2025
  • Belly Budget — Hvordan Foodora og Wolt kan skade restauranten din [How foodora and Wolt can hurt your restaurant], 11 March 2025
  • Uber (official) — Uber announces acquisition offer for Delivery Hero (SEC filing, exhibit 99.1), 16 July 2026
  • Nettavisen — Financial Times: Uber Eats snur, Norge-satsing satt på vent [Uber Eats puts Norway launch on hold], 5 July 2026

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