Just Eat is the delivery app many UK customers open first, and a long list of local competitors sits on it with you. We manage your listing end to end: you approve every change, we run it and tune it, and we measure the result on what reaches your bank.
First month free · no lock-in
One team runs the listing as a system, because a menu that converts, offers that pay back and paid placement in the right hours only work when they are tuned together.
Start with the orders you are already losing. On a long Just Eat list, a customer compares a handful of listings in seconds: the photo, the rating, the delivery estimate, whether there is an offer. A listing that loses that comparison is not fixed by more visibility; it needs a better menu page first.
So week one is the menu. Platform-reported benchmarks put real dish photos at up to 20% more clicks and up to 32% more orders, and streamlined menus consistently go with better sales. Then come offers for the customers you do not have yet, and only then paid placement, once the page it sends people to converts.
How do you know which step you are on? Our delivery benchmarks publish the menu-conversion tiers we see across the brands we manage.
Only in the hours it can win. Sponsored placement buys a higher position on the list, and a fixed daily budget spends that money just as readily at 3pm on a Tuesday as at 7pm on a Friday. We schedule it by hour and weekday around your real demand and move it through the week. Across the restaurants we manage, pacing like this cuts roughly 30% of wasted ad spend, and our strongest campaigns return up to 14x what they cost.
Just Eat belongs to the same group as Thuisbezorgd, the platform our sponsored placements guide uses as its example. The principle carries over: pay for position only where the listing it points to will convert.
Most UK restaurants list on more than one app. We keep one master menu and roll it out to each platform in its own format, then plan offers and ad budget per platform, so spend follows the evidence rather than an even split.
Average sales increase over six months
Net payout for Tandoori 2 Go in a single month
Basket size after rebuilding combos and extras
To be straight about it: most of our 60+ active partners trade in the Netherlands, and we manage UK listings remotely from Amsterdam through the platforms' own partner tools. The team behind OrderLift managed over 200,000 restaurants at Uber Eats across several countries.
Yes. The storefront work is the same whoever carries the bag: the menu, the offers, paid placement and the weekly net-payout report. The difference is that your own delivery estimates and opening hours carry even more weight in your ratings, so we check that they hold up at your busiest times.
No. Every menu change, offer and budget move arrives as a recommendation with the reasoning and the expected result attached. Nothing goes live on your Just Eat listing until you approve it.
The first month is free and there is no lock-in. After that, pricing is performance-based against a baseline agreed before we start, so we are paid out of growth we can show you rather than a fixed monthly fee.
Get started
A 15-minute demo with your real stores on screen — or start smaller: we review one of your delivery storefronts and send you three concrete fixes, no strings attached.
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