Real restaurants,
real delivery numbers
The return on investment restaurants have always been promised, across the last twelve months.
For the restaurants we manage
What reached the bottom line
Disputed instead of auto approved
Owner and manager time off the platforms
Across hundreds of restaurants, over 3 years (as of September 2026)
$60K to $360K a month
A 7-unit pizza chain. Delivery went from $60K a month to $360K a month, and it took 14 months to get there. They are running above $400K a month now, and they are still a client.
$30K to $200K+ a month
A single-unit Mexican restaurant in Chicago. The engagement began in December 2024, and delivery passed $200K a month by August 2026, roughly 20 months. They are still a client and still climbing.
$295K to $609K a month
A 24-location franchise brand from San Diego, established in 1979. Delivery had been treated as a task: no one internally knew how to grow it, understood what it could do, or believed it was profitable. In 24 months, delivery went from $295K a month to $609K a month, a 26.3x ROI. Margins are up 10% on newly negotiated rates and one standard across the brand, errors are cut in half because we pinpointed where and when they happen, and every review is answered in the brand's voice.
Recovered revenue, then real growth
A good share of what we add was already yours. Refunds approved because nobody was watching. Items marked unavailable that stayed that way for a month. Promotions that looked good on volume and lost money once the commission came out. Platform fees nobody read line by line.
The rest is growth, and it comes from the accounts being worked every week rather than set up once during a busy shift and left alone.
Run your own numbersWhat to expect
10 to 14 days to onboard
Platform access, POS integration, menu optimization and a full audit of your rates and order history. Longer if you have a lot of locations.
Two to six weeks for results
Most see movement within two to six weeks.
90 days for the leap
We ask for 90 days because that is when restaurants typically take the bigger step up. After that, 30 days written notice is all it takes to stop.
Every number on this page started with one call.
We look at your platform accounts with you, say what is recoverable and what is growth, and give you a straight answer on what we think we can add. No obligation either way.