Discover foodmade by your community
Home-cooked meals, fresh-baked bread, just-picked produce, and neighbourhood restaurants, made by real people near you. Feedhood never charges platform fees.
Free to use. You only pay for your food and any delivery you choose: supported by optional donations, never platform fees.
🔥 Popular dishes
What your neighbours have been ordering.
Feed your community, not platform fees.
Most food apps take a cut of every order: often close to a third. Feedhood takes none. We’re community-powered and supported by optional donations, so more of every dollar stays with the people who made your food.
You pay for your food and any delivery you choose. Feedhood never adds a service fee, booking fee, or markup on top.
Home cooks, bakers, farmers, restaurants, and caterers keep 100% of what they charge: no commission, no monthly fee, no listing fee.
Community drivers keep their delivery earnings and set their own hours. Nothing to pay to start delivering.
Made by real people
Every dish comes from a neighbour: a home cook, baker, farmer, or local restaurant. Never a ghost kitchen.
Fresh & local
Food made close by travels less and arrives fresher, and your money stays on your street.
Safe & trusted
Feeders can show food-safety certification, payments run securely on Stripe, and every order is trackable.
Support local
Ordering on Feedhood puts money straight into the hands of local families and small businesses.
Every kind of food, made right near you.
A farmers’ market, a bakery run, your neighbour’s kitchen, and the local restaurant: all on one map. We call them all feeders.
Airbnb opened up the spare room. Feedhood opens up the kitchens on your street and takes nothing off the top.
Same hot meal. Very different math.
A worked example: one $40.00 order of food, priced both ways. Every figure comes from the big apps’ own published rates, so you can check it.
What you are charged
A neighbour is selling a meal they would charge $40.00 for at their own door.
| What we are comparing | The big delivery apps | Feedhood |
|---|---|---|
| The cook’s own price | $40.00 | $40.00 |
| The price you are shown | $46.00 | $40.00 |
| Service fee | $6.90 | nothing |
| Delivery fee | $3.99 | $3.99 |
| You pay | $56.89 | $43.99 |
You pay $12.90 less on Feedhood — 23% cheaper for the same food
Where that money ends up
The same order, followed all the way to whoever is holding the money afterwards.
| What we are comparing | The big delivery apps | Feedhood |
|---|---|---|
| To the cook who made it | $34.50 | $40.00 |
| To the driver who brought it | $2.99 | $3.99 |
| To the platform | $19.40 | $0.00 |
| Leaves your neighbourhood | $19.40 | $0.00 |
You pay $12.90 more, and the people who fed you get $6.50 less.
On the big apps $37.49 of your $56.89 reaches the cook and the driver. Here it is all of it — $43.99 of $43.99.
Illustrative example based on the two largest delivery apps’ published rates as of August 2026: commission tiers of 15–30% (this uses 25%), consumer service fees of about 10–15% (this uses 15%), and marketplace menu prices typically 15–20% above in-store (this uses 15%, the low end). The buyer pays the same $3.99 delivery fee on both sides, so the comparison is about the fees and not the distance — but that fee is the platform’s revenue on their side and the courier’s pay on ours. Courier base pay on the big apps is quoted per offer rather than published; $2.99 is the top of the range commonly reported, which is the most generous figure to them. Their fees vary by city, order and time of day.
Feedhood’s commission is 0% — we take nothing from a sale, a delivery or a tip. The only deduction from a payout is the card processor’s own fee (about 2.9% + 30¢), which goes to the card networks, exactly as it would if you paid the cook in their own shop. Feedhood never touches it.
| What we are comparing | The big delivery apps | Feedhood |
|---|---|---|
| Commission on every sale | The big delivery appsUp to ~30% taken from the kitchen on every order | Feedhood0%. Not a reduced rate, not a launch offer — zero |
| Service fee on your total | The big delivery appsRoughly 10–15% of your subtotal, added at checkout | FeedhoodNone. There is no service-fee line to show you |
| Menu prices | The big delivery appsTypically 15–20% above the in-store price, to absorb the commission | FeedhoodThe cook's own price. What they charge is what you pay |
| Delivery fee | The big delivery appsRoughly $1–$9, and it is the platform’s revenue — the courier is paid separately, out of it | FeedhoodA local rate we publish and cap — and 100% of it goes to whoever carries your food |
| How the platform makes money | The big delivery appsCommission, service fees, delivery fees, memberships and advertising | FeedhoodOptional donations at checkout — pick 5%, 10%, 20% or skip it — plus the optional Pro subscription. That is the whole business model |
| What the cook keeps | The big delivery appsRoughly 70–85% of the order, depending on their commission tier | Feedhood100% of the sale price |
| What the driver keeps | The big delivery appsA base rate the platform sets, plus tips. The delivery fee you paid is not what they are paid | Feedhood100% of the delivery fee and 100% of the tip |
| Where your money ends up | The big delivery appsA cut of every order leaves your city for a multinational’s head office and its shareholders | Feedhood100% of it stays in your neighbourhood — with the cook, the driver, and the businesses they spend it at |
Including the three things the big apps genuinely do better.
So how is it free?
Feedhood runs on optional donations at checkout: a little if you loved your meal, nothing if you’d rather not. No commissions, no fees, no ads, no selling your data. That’s the whole model.
Deliveries powered by neighbours.
Feedhood deliveries are handled by local drivers, not a faceless fleet. Choose your own hours, keep what you earn, and help good food reach the people nearby.
🚴 Deliver with FeedhoodShare your food.
Build your community.
List your first dish in a couple of minutes and reach real neighbours near you. Uber Eats takes ~30%. DoorDash takes ~30%. Feedhood takes 0%.
Become a feeder
- ✓100% of your food price
- ✓0% commission to Feedhood
- ✓Your prices, your hours
- ✓Paid straight to your bank
Reasons to feel good about ordering.
Verified feeders
Feeders can upload food-safety certification: look for the green badge on their listing.
Secure payments
Card payments are processed by Stripe. Feedhood never stores your card details.
Private by default
We don’t sell your data or run ads. Your address is only shared to fulfil your order.
Genuinely local
Every feeder is a real neighbour nearby, not a warehouse across the city.
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