Grubhub has released a direct order toolkit that gives restaurants access to ordering solutions to help them drive online orders without any marketing fees. The toolkit contains a direct order link, which restaurants can use in their email marketing or social media; a direct order button, which is customizable for restaurants to put on their own websites; and a direct order QR code, which restaurants can use in printed materials.
Grubhub does not charge any marketing fees to restaurants on orders gained through these solutions – just an order processing fee, which the restaurant would face regardless for credit card processing, and a delivery fee if the restaurant wants to use our drivers for delivery, according to Grubhub.
“It’s never been more important than right now for Grubhub to find and develop ways for our independent restaurant partners to serve their customers and drive online orders,” said Seth Priebatsch, Grubhub’s chief revenue officer, in a statement. “The Direct Order Toolkit delivers on that commitment and makes it easy for restaurant owners to offer takeout and delivery on their own channels by adding these commission-free online ordering capabilities."
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