Your three biggest profit levers on Just Eat and Uber Eats. In two weeks, at a fixed price.

What you get

• All locations at a glance. Every store on every platform: menu, uptime, offline items and ratings in one overview.
• Competitor benchmark per location. Every item and every price next to your closest competitors in your segment, plus fees, minimum order, delivery time, promotions and rating.
• Menu advice. What to adjust, what to add, what to drop.
• Photos and listings checked. With clear tips.
• Three levers in writing. Each sized in money per month, with a next step.
• 60-minute results call.

What the result looks like

One store, three competitors, one screen. This is what the benchmark looks like for each of your locations. The values below are sample values.

• Lever 1Pricing+$1,900 / month
• Lever 2Availability+$1,100 / month
• Lever 3Delivery setup+$800 / month

Together about $3,800 more gross profit a month, for a one-time $1,750 for the audit. How each lever is calculated is shown in the sample report (PDF, two pages).

How it works

1. Intro call, 20 minutes on video. You tell us how many locations you run and which platforms you sell on. We tell you honestly whether an audit is worth it for you.
2. Two weeks of analysis. We compare your whole menu, your prices and fees with the competition in your segment and check listings, photos and ratings across all locations. Your time: about two hours.
3. Results call, 60 minutes. The three levers, each with an amount per month and a next step, plus the written report.
4. Then you decide. You implement it yourself, or we continue with the Weekly Rhythm. If you start a monthly package within 30 days, the audit fee is credited in full against your first two monthly invoices.

Price

USD 1,750 one time, fixed price for up to 5 locations. No hourly billing. If the audit finds no lever that pays back its fee, we tell you in the first week and end it there. You pay nothing.

What the audit is not

• No revenue guarantee. You get three levers with an amount per month, not a promise of a specific result.
• No subscription. The audit is one-off and ends after two weeks. A monthly package afterwards is optional.
• No hourly billing. The price is fixed up front.

Who it is for

For restaurant groups and food franchises in Switzerland with 2 to 30 locations that make a significant share of their revenue on delivery platforms. With only one location the audit rarely pays off, and we say so.

The experience behind it comes from an ongoing engagement with a Swiss franchise delivery network with 12 locations: revenue up 33 percent in the first three months, delivery time from 45 to 32 minutes, rating from 3.2 to 4.8. These are measured results from that engagement, not a promise of the same outcome. See the case