Portugal · delivery marketing
OrderLift runs Uber Eats storefronts for restaurant owners in Portugal, with most of the attention on where money leaks: advertising that runs flat across hours that never convert, and promotions that discount orders you would have won anyway. Uber Eats is the only storefront we manage for you here, so waste is not something we can offset elsewhere.
Platforms we manage in Portugal
Even spending is the most common leak we find in the accounts we run. The same budget goes out on a quiet Tuesday afternoon as on a Friday night, at the same bid, whether or not the kitchen could take the orders. Spend keeps running while a store is paused or badly backed up, and because it is spread thin it never looks alarming on any single day — it only shows up at the end of the month.
So the first job is pacing. We bring you a schedule — spend concentrated into the hours and days your own storefront converts, pulled back where it does not, stopped altogether when you are closed or overwhelmed — and once you approve it, we set it up. Across the accounts we run, this work has cut wasted ad spend by around 30% and taken campaigns as high as 14x ROAS, without adding budget.
A promotion is a purchase. You are buying order volume, visibility, or a first order from somebody who has never tried you, and those three things cost different amounts and are worth different amounts. A flat discount on your best-selling dish mostly buys a cheaper version of the orders you already had.
Structure changes the answer. Platform-reported benchmarks put buy-one-get-one style offers at roughly 39% more order volume and about 25% higher order value, because the deal grows the basket instead of shrinking the price of it. We recommend which offers to run, on which items, for how long and what we expect them to do. You approve them. Then we set them up.
Advertising buys menu views. The menu decides what a menu view is worth, which is why ad work and menu work cannot be separated: doubling spend against a storefront converting under 20% just buys more people the chance to leave.
The conversion tiers we work to come from live data across the brands we manage — below 20% needs work, 20% is fine, 30% or more is excellent. Moving a storefront up those tiers is photography, item naming, category order and modifier design. It is also the cheaper half of the job: menu work is done once and keeps paying after you stop looking at it, while spend is committed again every day.
Gross sales are the wrong number. Commissions, promotion funding and advertising all come out before you are paid, so a month with more orders can be a worse month. Each week we report on net payout — what actually lands in the account — alongside the conversion and basket figures that explain why it moved.
OrderLift is based in Amsterdam and manages Portuguese storefronts inside the platform merchant tools, with plans, approvals and reporting by call and email. Our 60+ active partners average 65% sales growth over six months with none below 30%, and we have piloted the service on 10+ UK stores since September 2026. Start with a free scan of one storefront: three fixes, no obligation either way.
Inside it. Campaigns, offers and menu changes are built in the platform's own merchant tools on your account — Uber Eats is the only platform we manage in Portugal — so nothing depends on us staying involved and there is no extra layer to unwind if we stop. What we add is the weekly plan, the execution once you approve it, and reporting on net payout rather than gross sales.
Usually not at the start. The first gains normally come from pacing what you already spend into the hours that convert and cutting what runs while you are closed or overwhelmed — work that has reduced wasted spend by roughly 30% on accounts we run. Raising the budget makes sense once the return is proven, not before.
You do, every time. We build the weekly plan — which offer, on which items, for how long, and what we expect it to achieve — and nothing is set up until you have approved it. We never change your prices or start a promotion on our own. The execution is ours; the decision stays yours.
Not ready for a demo? Start with a free store scan. Or see the pricing model, the published benchmarks and every market we cover.
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