GGB Reference · maintained
The Aggregator Commission Tracker.
What the delivery platforms actually take, from the only sources that count — audited filings, investor releases and on-record programme terms. Where a platform publishes nothing, this page says so. It never estimates.
Last reviewed 27 July 2026 · every figure carries its own source and retrieval date.
UAE
Register · UAE take rates publicly disclosed figures only · every row cites its source
| Platform | Publicly disclosed figure | What that figure measures | Sources · retrieved |
|---|---|---|---|
| Talabat | ≈41% of GMV | Company-disclosed BLENDED revenue conversion (FY2025: USD 3.9bn revenue on USD 9.5bn GMV, MENA-wide) — includes delivery fees, talabat mart, advertising and subscription revenue, NOT a per-restaurant commission rate. Partner commission is negotiated per contract and not separately disclosed. Trade press reports standard partner commission between 15% and 30% depending on delivery model; Dubai Restaurants Group members were publicly offered 5.3% commission + AED 8.40 delivery fee per order under the Digital Growth Program. | Talabat Holding plc — Q4/FY2025 results press release (investor relations) retrieved 2026-07-27 Caterer Middle East — Dubai Restaurants Group members' discounted talabat fees and commission retrieved 2026-07-27 |
| Deliveroo | 27.6% of GTV | Company-disclosed GROUP revenue take rate (H1 2025, plc interim report — all markets blended; includes consumer delivery fees and Plus subscriptions). UAE-market rates are not disclosed separately; partner commission is negotiated per contract. Group revenue take rate declined 20bps year-on-year to 27.6% in H1 2025 per the plc interim report. | Deliveroo plc — Interim financial report, H1 2025 (RNS) retrieved 2026-07-27 |
| Careem Food | Not publicly disclosed | Careem is privately held (Uber-owned); no audited take-rate or commission disclosure exists. Rates are negotiated per partner agreement. | No public source exists — stated, not estimated. |
| Noon Food | Not publicly disclosed | noon is privately held; no audited take-rate or commission disclosure exists. Rates are negotiated per partner agreement. | No public source exists — stated, not estimated. |
KSA
Register · KSA take rates publicly disclosed figures only · every row cites its source
| Platform | Publicly disclosed figure | What that figure measures | Sources · retrieved |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jahez | 15.5% of GMV | Company-disclosed take rate (nine months 2025, up from 14.6% in 9M 2024 — Tadawul-listed, audited reporting). FY2025 GMV reached SAR 7.2bn (+10.8% YoY). Blended platform take rate, not a single restaurant's contract rate. Jahez attributes the take-rate improvement to merchant negotiations and higher-value transactions (company earnings releases). | Jahez International — 9M 2025 interim consolidated financial results announcement retrieved 2026-07-27 Jahez Group — FY2025 results press release (10.8% GMV growth) retrieved 2026-07-27 |
| HungerStation (Delivery Hero) | Not disclosed at brand level | Delivery Hero SE reports MENA at segment level only; HungerStation's own take rate and partner commissions are not separately published. | No public source exists — stated, not estimated. |
India
Register · India take rates publicly disclosed figures only · every row cites its source
| Platform | Publicly disclosed figure | What that figure measures | Sources · retrieved |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zomato (Eternal) | ≈21.5% of GOV (analyst-tracked) | Eternal's shareholder letters disclose food-delivery GOV, NOV and adjusted revenue each quarter (Q4 FY26: GOV +22.5% YoY, adjusted EBITDA margin 5.5% of GOV); the ≈21.5% food-delivery take rate is the analyst-tracked ratio of those disclosed metrics, not a contract rate. Restaurant commission is negotiated per partner; customers additionally pay a per-order platform fee. Take rate expected to remain stable around 21.5% per brokerage previews of Q1 FY27. | Eternal Limited — Q4 FY26 shareholders' letter (investor relations) retrieved 2026-07-27 Goodreturns — Eternal Q1 FY27 preview (food-delivery take rate ~21.5%) retrieved 2026-07-27 |
| Swiggy | Take-rate metrics disclosed quarterly | Swiggy's results disclose food-delivery GOV (Q4 FY26: INR 9,005 crore, +22.6% YoY), NOV-to-GOV ratio (72% in Q4 FY26) and take-rate movement (+50bps QoQ on GOV) rather than one headline percentage. Restaurant commission is negotiated per partner; customers additionally pay a per-order platform fee. Food-delivery adjusted EBITDA reached 3.3% of GOV in Q4 FY26 per the company's release. | Swiggy Limited — Q4 FY26 results press release (corporate) retrieved 2026-07-27 Business Standard — Swiggy food-delivery metrics, Q4 FY26 (NOV/GOV 72%, take-rate +50bps) retrieved 2026-07-27 |
Reading discipline
Blended company take rates (revenue ÷ order value from filings) include delivery fees, advertising and subscription revenue — they are NOT the headline commission a restaurant signs, which is negotiated per contract and rarely published. The number that decides your P&L is the one in your agreement, plus the fees stacked around it. Read yours with the Delivery Margin Recovery instrument.
Changelog
- 2026-07-27 Page opened. Initial verified set: Talabat (FY2025 IR results), Deliveroo plc (H1 2025 interim report), Jahez (9M 2025 earnings release), Swiggy (Q4 FY26 press release), Eternal/Zomato (Q4 FY26 shareholder letter + analyst-tracked take rate), Dubai Restaurants Group programme terms (trade press). Careem Food, Noon Food and HungerStation opened as not-publicly-disclosed rows.
Corrections welcome — if a platform publishes a figure this page is missing, send the source via the contact page and it enters the next review with credit to the source.