Here is a rundown of Sub Zero's Master Service Agreements with food delivery companies and the contact:

UberEats:

• Marketplace fee @ 30%

• Menu inflation permitted to a max of 20%

• Activation @ $0. They usually charge a $350 activation fee per store, which is waived through this agreement.

• No exclusivity clause; OK to be on other food delivery companies’ sites.

• Review the UberEats proposal presentation created for Sub Zero for some explanation of their program here. 

• Contact: Madeline Cortez Le at madeline.le@uber.com

GrubHub: 

• 17% marketing commission and 10% delivery fee

• No equipment fees, the tablet and promo kits sent to owner are completely free. 

• "Processing Fee". This is the normal fee a merchant would pay the credit card company for their customers using the card. This is 3.05% plus .30 cents. With this fee, they would take the hit if there was any fraudulent activity, plus give a full credit if the items are unsatisfactory due to the driver. 

• No exclusivity clause; OK to be on other food delivery companies’ sites.

• Ok to markup menu prices and pass commission fee on to customer

• Contact Andrada Raicov-Avram  at araicovavram@grubhub.com

DoorDash:

• 20% exclusive with no tablet fee, or 25% non-exclusive, still with no tablet fee.

• Ok to markup menu prices and pass commission fee on to customer. 

• Contact Tom Myers at tom.myers@doordash.com

Postmates:

• 23% commission and includes the tablet.

• No exclusivity clause; OK to be on other food delivery companies’ sites.

• Ok to markup menu prices and pass commission fee on to customer 

• Contact Kathleen Senkier at kathleen.senkier@postmates.com