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How Fournos stopped paying DoorDash 15% to 30% on every order

San Leandro · ordering went through DoorDash

A Greek and Italian pizzeria and bistro in San Leandro. The Order Online button on their old site sent guests to DoorDash, which takes a commission on every order. Now the button opens their own ordering page, and the commission is gone.

  • 15% to 30%DoorDash's commission on each delivery order, depending on the plan
  • 0%commission on orders through their own site
  • $6 to $12DoorDash's cut of a $40 delivery order, now kept by the restaurant

The first screen, before and after

The Fournos homepage before Webbit
BeforeOrder Online went to DoorDash.
The Fournos homepage on Webbit
After · WebbitOrder Online opens their own menu. The address, open now status, phone number and their Google and Yelp ratings sit on the first screen.

On a phone

The old Fournos site on a phone
BeforeOne button, and it leaves for DoorDash.
The Webbit Fournos site on a phone
AfterOrder online and a tap-to-call button, both on the first screen.

Side by side

BeforeWebbit
Order Online goes toDoorDashTheir own ordering page, opened on the menu
Commission on delivery15%, 25% or 30% by DoorDash planNone
Commission on pickup6% on DoorDashNone
On a $40 delivery order$6 to $12 to DoorDash$0 commission

DoorDash rates from DoorDash's own merchant pricing pages, summarized in What DoorDash and Uber Eats Charge Restaurants in 2026.

What the new site adds

  • Open now status, the address and phone number at the top of every screen
  • Their Google and Yelp ratings on the first screen
  • The full food menu and wine list on the page
  • The Monday Night Football happy hour in its own banner
  • Catering with a call and an email button
  • Guest reviews and a map to the door

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