Which food delivery app charges the lowest commission in Brazil?
By the Menuthere editorial team · Updated
As of October 2026 99Food charges the least — zero commission and zero monthly fee for 24 months, only the ~3.2% payment fee. iFood takes 15.2% to 26.2%, Rappi up to 27% with full delivery, and Delivery Much 12–21%. Any marketplace is a cut of each order, while your own channel is 0% commission — Menuthere is US$0 on Free.
- 99Food: 0% commission and no monthly fee for 24 months, then an announced 8.9–12%.
- iFood: 15.2% (Basic) to 26.2% (Delivery) per order, plus a monthly fee over R$1,800/mo.
- Rappi: 3.5% with your own delivery, or 27% with Rappi delivery, plus a sign-up fee.
- Delivery Much: 12–21%, mainly in cities up to ~200,000 people.
- Your own ordering link is 0% commission on every order — Menuthere Free is US$0.
Use the apps for reach, your own link for profit
Marketplaces bring new customers but take a cut of each order. Menuthere gives you an ordering site, QR codes and WhatsApp ordering at 0% commission, so repeat customers cost you nothing per order. Start on the Free plan at US$0.
What does each delivery app charge?
Rates change often and depend on whether the app or the restaurant delivers. The table below is each app's current public rate as of October 2026. Commission is a percentage of each order; your own channel charges a flat fee and no commission at all.
| App | Commission | Payout / note |
|---|---|---|
| 99Food | 0% for 24 months, then 8.9–12% | ~3.2% payment fee only in the free period |
| iFood | 15.2% (Basic) – 26.2% (Delivery) | Monthly fee over R$1,800/mo billing |
| Rappi | 3.5% own delivery / 27% Rappi delivery | Sign-up fee R$40 or R$150 |
| Keeta | Not disclosed | Payout to the restaurant in 7 days |
| Delivery Much | 12–21% | Cities up to ~200,000 people; franchise model |
| Your own channel | 0% | Flat fee; payments to your own account |
Is the cheapest app always the best choice?
No. The cheapest app may have fewer customers in your area, slower payouts or thin coverage. iFood brings the most orders, 99Food the lowest fee right now, and Keeta the fastest payout. Pick the app for reach, then move repeat customers to your own link so those orders cost no commission.
How does my own channel beat all of them?
Your own ordering link charges no commission on any order, ever. Once your own orders cover a flat monthly fee, every order after that keeps its full value. You send customers there with a QR code, your Google listing, Instagram and WhatsApp — the same customers the apps charge you for.
Who this is a good fit for
- Owners comparing delivery apps on cost before signing up for one.
- Restaurants that want the reach of an app but a cheaper channel for repeat orders.
Who this is not for
- Owners who only want the single cheapest app and are not ready to build their own channel.
- Places that need the app to handle every delivery and accept its full-service rate for that.
Common follow-up questions
Is 99Food really free for two years?
99Food returned to Brazil with zero commission and zero monthly fee for 24 months from sign-up, leaving only the ~3.2% payment fee; after that an 8.9–12% commission was announced.
Which app pays restaurants the fastest?
Keeta advertises payout to the restaurant in 7 days. iFood and the others pay on their own schedules; check each app's current terms before signing up.
Can I be on several apps at once?
Yes, and many restaurants are. Use the apps for discovery and point repeat customers to your own commission-free link.
Read next
Sources (4)
- 99Food returns to Brazil — fees and plans, VOA Delivery, read 25 October 2026
- iFood fees for restaurants, iFood, read 25 October 2026
- Rappi fees for restaurants, Rappi, read 25 October 2026
- Delivery Much — how it works, Delivery Much, read 25 October 2026