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Omaha Restaurateur Dumps Delivery Apps Over $188K Fees

4/27/2026

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Javier Trujillo, an Omaha restaurant owner, will quit third-party delivery apps after his eatery paid $188,000 in commissions last year and restaurants plan to opt out, citing staff concerns.
DoorDash and Uber Eats charge 15%–30% commissions plus 1%–5% marketing and up to 3.5% processing fees, prompting eateries to raise app prices by up to 20%.
Experts recommend restaurants use their own sites for orders and payments while employing third-party drivers.

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Javier Trujillo, an Omaha restaurant owner, will quit third-party delivery apps after his eatery paid $188,000 in commissions last year and restaurants plan to opt out, citing staff concerns.
DoorDash and Uber Eats charge 15%–30% commissions plus 1%–5% marketing and up to 3.5% processing fees, prompting eateries to raise app prices by up to 20%.
Experts recommend restaurants use their own sites for orders and payments while employing third-party drivers.