Why does Uber Eats show on my Google listing?
By the Menuthere editorial team · Updated
Google can show third-party "Order" buttons (Uber Eats, Deliveroo…) on your Business Profile through its food-ordering partners, even if you didn't add them. You take control by adding your own ordering link to the profile and setting it as the preferred link. With Menuthere, that commission-free link starts at $0. Updated October 2026.
- Google links ordering partners (Uber Eats, Deliveroo) to your Business Profile, sometimes with no action from you.
- Those buttons reflect that your restaurant is listed on those platforms, not a choice you made on Google.
- You can add your own ordering link to the profile and ask Google to feature it.
- A direct link keeps the customer with you and avoids the platforms' commission.
- With Menuthere, the commission-free ordering link starts at $0 on the Free plan.
Put your own link on Google
Menuthere gives you a commission-free ordering link to put on your Google listing, your Instagram bio and a QR code. Customers order with you directly, and you keep 100% of every order. Start at $0.
Why does Google add these buttons without my say-so?
Google has food-ordering partners (including Uber Eats and Deliveroo). When your restaurant is listed on one of those platforms, Google can show a matching "Order" button on your Business Profile, even if you didn't add it yourself. It is not an error: it is the link between the platform and your listing.
How do I add my own ordering link?
In your Google Business Profile, you can add your own ordering link and set it as the preferred link, so it shows first. For the platform buttons, removal depends on Google and your contract with the platform. The safest approach: feature your direct link everywhere.
- Add your ordering link in your Google Business Profile and mark it as preferred.
- Paste the same link in your Instagram and Facebook bio.
- Print a QR code to that link on tables and packaging.
- Give the link to your regulars so they order directly.
Why prefer my direct link over the platform buttons?
A platform button may bring the order, but at the cost of a commission and without leaving you the customer's contact. Your own ordering link keeps 100% of the order and the customer stays yours. With Menuthere, that link is commission-free on every plan, from $0 on the Free plan.
| Platform button | Your direct link (Menuthere) | |
|---|---|---|
| Commission | Yes, taken by the platform | 0% |
| Who owns the customer | The platform | You |
| Featured on Google | Up to Google | Preferred link you choose |
| Starting cost | Commission from order one | $0 on the Free plan |
Who this is a good fit for
- Restaurants that see platform buttons on their Google listing and want to feature their own link.
- Places that want to capture direct orders from Google with no commission.
- Those who already manage their Google Business Profile and want to add a direct channel.
Who this is not for
- An owner relying only on platform visibility: their buttons may bring orders, at the cost of a commission.
- A place that hasn't claimed its Google listing yet: claim it first, then add your link.
Common follow-up questions
Can I remove Uber Eats from my Google listing entirely?
It depends on Google and your presence on the platform. Mostly, you can add your own ordering link and mark it as preferred, so it shows first. Also check your contract with the platform.
Is the Google ordering link free?
Adding your link to your Google Business Profile costs nothing. The cost depends on the solution behind the link: with Menuthere, the commission-free ordering link starts at $0 on the Free plan.
How do I create my own ordering link?
With Menuthere, you import your menu (photo, PDF, Instagram, Google link), publish your ordering site and get a link to put on Google, Instagram and a QR code, all at 0% commission.
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Sources (2)
- Google Business Profile help — food ordering and links, Google, read 26 October 2026
- Menuthere commission-free ordering link, Menuthere, read 26 October 2026