OrderLift opens to UK restaurants on Deliveroo, Just Eat and Uber Eats

The same service that 60+ restaurants in the Netherlands already use, on the three platforms that matter in the UK, already piloted on 10+ UK stores. OrderLift is added as a manager inside your existing platform merchant accounts; there is no software to install, no POS integration and no change in the kitchen.

• Menu rebuild — photos, item order, descriptions and combos, so the visits you already get turn into orders; across the stores we manage, menu conversion has doubled after a rebuild
• Weekly promotion plan — every offer checked against what the dish costs you, with deep discounts aimed at new customers and quiet hours, sent to you with the reasoning attached
• Ad budget paced by the hour — spend concentrated in the hours each storefront actually wins orders and paused when you are closed; roughly 30% less wasted ad spend across the stores we manage
• A weekly net-payout report — what reaches your bank after commission, promotions and ad spend, compared with your own baseline
• Google and Meta ads for direct orders — so your own channel grows alongside the marketplaces

3% of your net payout: your sales minus everything the platform charges you (marketplace fee, ads and offers). No software fee, no setup fee, no minimum term, the first month is free, and in any month your net payout is not above your baseline there is no fee: if you don't grow, we don't charge. Your ad budget is billed by the platform as it is today and is never marked up. For every £100 the platforms pay out to you, our fee is £3. Full details are on the pricing page.

Not ready for that? Ask for a free store scan: we review one of your storefronts and send you three concrete fixes you can apply yourself, with no obligation.

Smash House, a smash-burger brand trading in Manchester and London, added OrderLift to its Uber Eats and Deliveroo storefronts on 11 September 2026. In the three weeks after we started, weekly orders on the two storefronts grew 6×, weekly sales grew more than 4×, and ad spend rose only slightly. The owner approved every change. Smash House was the first of 10+ UK stores we have piloted so far.

The figures come from the owner's own platform reports, and we update them as the weeks come in.

Reporting a net payout figure is table stakes; proving it is not. OrderLift holds a control back: with several storefronts, some stay unoptimised and the treated ones are compared with them over the same weeks; with one storefront, active and inactive periods alternate on a schedule you agree. Weather, platform promotions and seasonality hit both sides equally, so the gap between them is the part we caused. Aggregate results across our partners are published on the benchmarks page, free to cite.

OrderLift B.V. is based in Amsterdam. The team managed more than 200,000 restaurants at Uber Eats across multiple countries before founding the company; the founder ran merchant operations for Uber Eats EMEA. UK storefronts are managed remotely inside the platforms' merchant tools, with weekly plans, approvals and reporting by call and email.

How we work in the UK