How does Delivery Much work for restaurants?
By the Menuthere editorial team · Updated
Delivery Much is a franchise-run delivery marketplace aimed at smaller Brazilian cities, usually up to about 200,000 people. It charges restaurants roughly 12% to 21% per order, depending on the service and the city. Like any marketplace it brings local reach, while your own ordering channel keeps 0% commission on every order.
- Delivery Much runs as local franchises, each covering a city or region up to about 200,000 people.
- Restaurant commission is around 12% to 21% per order, depending on the service.
- It fits inland and smaller-town restaurants where the big apps have less reach.
- Menuthere is 0% commission on every plan, with your own site, QR codes and WhatsApp ordering.
Local reach from the app, margin from your own link
Keep Delivery Much for discovery in your town, and move repeat customers to a Menuthere ordering link with 0% commission. Payments go to your own account; Menuthere never takes a cut of the order.
How much does Delivery Much charge?
Delivery Much charges restaurants a commission on each order placed through the app, reported at around 12% to 21% of the order total depending on the service and the amount. As with any marketplace, the commission is taken from every sale, so the cost grows as your app orders grow.
| Delivery Much | Your own channel | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost model | ~12–21% per order | Flat monthly fee, 0% per order |
| Best for | Smaller-town discovery | Repeat customers |
| Who owns the customer | The app | You |
| Starting cost | Per-order commission | $0 on the Free plan (Menuthere) |
Where does Delivery Much operate?
Delivery Much focuses on inland and smaller Brazilian cities, typically up to around 200,000 people, where the largest apps have lighter coverage. That local focus is its main draw: in those towns it can be the app people already use to order food.
Is Delivery Much a franchise?
Yes. Delivery Much runs on a franchise model, where a local operator holds the app for a city or region. For a restaurant, that means you deal with the local franchise rather than a single national account, but the per-order commission is still what defines your cost.
Who this is a good fit for
- Restaurants in smaller or inland cities where Delivery Much has strong local reach.
- Owners who want a marketplace for discovery plus a commission-free channel for regulars.
Who this is not for
- Restaurants in big cities already covered by iFood, 99Food and Rappi, where Delivery Much may be thinner.
- Owners who want to pay no per-order commission at all and rely only on their own channel.
Common follow-up questions
Is Delivery Much worth it for my restaurant?
If you are in a smaller or inland city where Delivery Much has strong local reach, it can bring orders a bigger app might not. Weigh the per-order commission against the flat fee of your own commission-free channel for repeat customers.
Can I use Delivery Much and my own ordering link together?
Yes. Use the app for discovery in your town and push regulars to your own Menuthere link, where there is 0% commission. The marketplace brings new people; your own channel keeps the margin.
What does 0% commission mean on Menuthere?
Menuthere takes no percentage of your order value on any plan. You pay a flat plan fee (or nothing on Free), plus whatever your payment gateway charges to process a card or PIX. That gateway fee is not Menuthere's.
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Sources (2)
- How Delivery Much works, Delivery Much, read 25 October 2026
- Menuthere pricing — 0% commission on every plan, Menuthere, read 25 October 2026