Built and reviewed by restaurant operators, field storytellers, product people, and hospitality technologists—not a black box.
— Restaurant delivery · one statement first
Your DoorDash commission is not your DoorDash cost.
See the statement math before you share a file. If you want the deeper review, send one redacted statement and get a source-stamped operator receipt.
Built from firsthand operating experience inside a 28-location, private-equity-backed restaurant group—because the tools were not good enough for the operator questions that mattered.
If the math is clean, we say it is clean.
If something does not reconcile, we show the variance, the source, and the next record needed. A mismatch is not automatically an overcharge or contract violation.
— Free · no login · no email gate
See the cost before you send a file.
Enter the numbers already on your statement. We separate the deductions, calculate an effective marketplace cost, and bridge sales to expected payout.
— One real restaurant statement
Commission was $787.55. Observed cost was $1,764.29.
Verified example from Community Tap & Pizza's January 2026 DoorDash statement. Eligible food sales were $8,207.63. The observed marketplace cost was 21.5%.
Commission
$787.55
Merchant fees
$39.92
Promotions + marketing
$887.80
Error charges
$49.02
Observed marketplace cost
$1,764.29
— What is proven today
We can address this workflow now.
One redacted DoorDash statement can produce a source-stamped explanation of what happened, what the evidence supports, what is missing, and the next action. No integration is required for the first useful answer.
We have not proven scale yet.
DoorDash is the strongest current pilot. Uber Eats, Grubhub, and ezCater are early access. Repeat paid use, deterministic cross-platform coverage, and enterprise reliability still have to be earned.
Sanitized 12-period method proof
All 12 finalized statements reconciled. This proves the cost-composition method on one anonymized store. It does not prove a contract violation, recoverable cash, guaranteed savings, or a market-wide benchmark.
— The trust test
Our audit found $0 missing. Good.
DoorDash reported a $7,646.86 net total. Never86'd independently calculated $7,646.86. The payout math reconciled to the penny. A tool that always “finds money” is not an audit.
— What comes back
Not an AI essay. An operator receipt.
Every material number is sourced, calculated, or marked missing. You leave knowing what happened and what deserves review next.
Commission and merchant fees
Restaurant-funded promotions and ads
Refunds, error charges, credits, and adjustments
Observed marketplace cost in dollars and percent
Expected payout versus reported payout
Unexplained variance and the next record needed
— Operator evidence desk
Check the method before you send a file.
Use the same statement, payout, contract, and bank rules Never86'd applies. Every guide states what the evidence can prove and where it stops.
— 100 restaurant operators wanted
Where did your delivery money go?
Bring one redacted statement. We'll show the math. You decide what happens next.
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