Five services that help restaurants grow on Uber Eats, Thuisbezorgd, Deliveroo and Just Eat — compared on what they do, who they suit, and how they charge.
Full disclosure: OrderLift publishes this guide and appears in it. To keep it useful we state our selection criteria, describe every provider from their own public materials, and link to each one.
We compared providers on four criteria: market focus (which platforms and countries they serve), service model (self-serve software versus done-for-you management), pricing transparency, and profit accountability — whether the provider reports results in net terms you can verify. Every description below comes from the provider's own public website, linked in each entry.
OrderLift (that's us) is a hybrid of AI tooling and a human team, focused on Uber Eats and Thuisbezorgd in the Netherlands. The model: we recommend menu changes, weekly promotion plans and hour-by-hour ad pacing; the owner approves every change; then we execute and tune. Nothing on your storefront changes without your sign-off.
What sets the commercial model apart is performance-based pricing measured against a baseline — rare in this market. Across 60+ active partners, orders grow 40% on average over six months, with ad returns reaching up to 14x ROAS. You can inspect the numbers on our benchmarks page and in our customer stories.
Best for: Dutch independents and small groups who want results-based pricing.
Flynt is a SaaS platform for automating promotions and advertising on Uber Eats, Deliveroo and Just Eat. Your team runs the campaigns; the software handles the setup, scheduling and optimization at scale. Flynt reports 2,000+ clients, including major franchise groups, and is strongest in France, the UK and Spain.
Best for: chains and franchisees wanting self-serve software.
Savour is a full-service agency managing delivery accounts for restaurants across Europe, and reports 5,000+ restaurant partners. The offer covers the whole account — menus, promotions, ads — plus operational extras such as refund contestation, with dedicated account managers as the point of contact.
Best for: operators who want everything handled by an agency at scale.
Growdash is an AI-powered analytics and recommendations platform for delivery restaurants: unified dashboards across multiple platforms, with recommended actions you approve for automated execution. It is strongest in the Gulf region and expanding into Europe.
Best for: data-driven teams wanting analytics software.
Deliverect is a different category — an order-integration platform that connects delivery channels to your POS — but it's often evaluated alongside growth services because of its marketing-intelligence add-ons. If your operational problem is orders flowing into the kitchen from five tablets, this layer usually comes first.
Best for: multi-location groups needing POS/channel integration first.
Start from who does the work. If you have a marketing team, self-serve software like Flynt or Growdash gives them leverage. If you'd rather have it handled, an agency like Savour or a hybrid like OrderLift runs the accounts for you — and if orders aren't reaching your kitchen cleanly, integration like Deliverect comes first.
Then ask every shortlisted provider the same two questions: how will you measure my results in net terms — what actually reaches my bank account — and what happens to your fee if those results don't come? Providers accountable for net outcomes answer both quickly. For the groundwork any provider should cover, see our free guide on profitable delivery promotions.
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