Restaurants & virtual restaurants
Single-site restaurants, cloud kitchens and delivery-only brands.
Signup, Account Setup, Menu & Catalog, POS, Ads and Ongoing Management CoTask helps US restaurants, grocery stores, retail and convenience stores, and virtual restaurants get onto Uber Eats and run the account afterward. We prepare your merchant signup and license details, check market eligibility for your city, build your menu or catalog, set up Order Manager or POS ordering, and manage Sponsored Listings, promotions and day-to-day updates. Uber Eats decides which merchants it approves, so we focus on making every submission complete and accurate.



To sign up for Uber Eats as a US merchant, you need your business and store details, a business or food license, a menu or catalog, operating hours and payout information — and your store must be in an area where Uber Eats is currently available. Uber Eats asks for your store name, number of locations and estimated weekly to-go orders, then verifies your account using your location and license. It tries to match your business name and address against government licensing records and asks for a license copy only if it cannot confirm your details. You also choose a delivery option, upload your menu or catalog and pick a commission plan. Uber Eats cannot partner with every applicant, and requirements may vary by business type and location. CoTask prepares each item, checks market eligibility for your city and supports account setup through go-live.
CoTask supports merchants across the United States. Uber Eats decides where it is available, so we check market eligibility for your city and area first, then prepare signup, license, menu and store setup for each location.
Single-site restaurants, cloud kitchens and delivery-only brands.
Catalog setup and availability for everyday essentials.
Supported where Uber Eats offers the category in your area.
Each location is checked against Uber Eats availability before menu work starts.
Each additional location needs its own street address submitted separately; CoTask manages this across every branch.
Already live and need better menus, ads or day-to-day management? We can audit and take over the workload.
Outside the USA? Contact us and we will review your case, subject to Uber Eats availability and local rules.
Uber Eats is one of the largest food and grocery delivery marketplaces in the United States, and its merchant program goes beyond restaurants: licensed businesses that sell prepared food or essentials and convenience items can apply, including grocery, liquor, retail, flower and pet stores where available.
Signup is self-serve. You submit an interest form, Uber Eats checks market eligibility and tries to match your business against government licensing records, and it asks for documents only when it cannot confirm your details. It also states that it cannot partner with every merchant that applies, so a complete first submission matters.
The commission plan is a real margin decision. Lite, Plus and Premium trade commission for visibility, so the right choice depends on your order volume, margins and how well customers already know your store.
Uber Eats also supports delivery-only virtual restaurants and offers separate tools such as Uber Direct and Webshop online ordering. If you also run your own storefront, our Shopify development can help you plan how it works alongside Uber Eats.
Twelve services that take a US restaurant, grocery, retail, convenience or virtual restaurant business from application to a live, well-managed Uber Eats storefront.
We prepare and complete your Uber Eats merchant signup with business details, locations and estimated weekly order volume, and line up the follow-up so your application is complete. Uber Eats decides which merchants it partners with.
Store profile, delivery option (Uber couriers or your own staff), Uber Eats operating hours and payout setup, all checked against your business records.
Business name and address prepared to match your license, and clear license copies ready to upload if Uber Eats asks for them.
Your menu or product catalog built and uploaded in the format Uber Eats provides: categories, items, modifiers or variants, pricing and images.
Item names, descriptions, category order, modifiers, photos and pricing reviewed so the menu is clear and easy to order from.
We check whether your POS provider supports Uber Eats, coordinate the setup and test the order flow, or set up a tablet-based workflow if you do not use a POS.
Order Manager tablet or your own device configured, staff walked through accepting orders, item availability and hours.
Sponsored Listings and promotions set up and managed: audience, budget, duration and performance review. No guaranteed placement or results.
Product catalog, categories, variants, pricing and availability structured for grocery, convenience and other retail stores.
Regular menu and catalog updates, hours, promotions, ads and order-management support, with a monthly performance review.
Each location submitted with its own street address, with menus, hours and settings kept consistent across branches.
Uber Eats virtual restaurant onboarding USA: signup preparation, menu build and store setup for delivery-only brands and cloud kitchens.
Report & analysis: order trends, ratings, ad performance, out-of-stock items and plan cost reviewed monthly, with every action tied to a number.
Uber Eats' review starts with automated checks, and each field feeds into whether your application moves forward without follow-up. Requirements may vary by business type and location, so this table shows what is typically asked and what we prepare.
| Requirement | What you need | What CoTask prepares |
|---|---|---|
| Business details | Business or trading name, contact details, number of locations and estimated weekly to-go orders. Uber Eats asks for these on its interest form. | Business-detail sheet, cross-checked for consistency before submission. |
| Store address & location | A street address for every location. Adding a location to an existing partnership needs its own new street address. | Address consistency check against your license and store listing. |
| Market eligibility | Your store must be in a geography currently available on the Uber Eats app and not already listed on the platform. | Market eligibility check by city and area before any other prep work starts. |
| Business / food license | A business or food license issued by your local city, county or state agency. For food businesses, Uber asks for a license or permit that authorizes food service, with an address matching your Uber Eats store. | License name and address match review, plus clear, legible copies ready if Uber Eats asks for an upload. |
| Menu or catalog | A copy of your menu or inventory with your application: categories, items, pricing and images. | Menu engineering or catalog build, image brief and upload. |
| Product information & pricing | Item names, descriptions, modifiers or variants, prices and, for retail, product details. | Structured menu or catalog sheet ready for upload. |
| Operating hours | Accurate opening hours for each location. | Hours confirmed with your team and entered per location. |
| Delivery option | A choice between delivery people on the Uber platform or your own staff. Pickup is arranged through Uber or your account manager. | Delivery-method review against your order volume and staffing. |
| Payout information | Bank details for payouts, matched to your business records. Uber notes that new or updated bank details can add time before payments post. | Payout-detail verification before go-live. |
| POS and order setup | Details of your POS (if any) or a tablet or device to receive orders. | POS compatibility check, Order Manager setup and test order. |
| Store category | Your business type: restaurant, virtual restaurant, grocery, convenience, retail, liquor, flower shop or pet store, where applicable. | Category review so the right signup path and catalog structure are used. |
Uber Eats attempts to match your business name and address to government licensing databases. If it cannot, it may ask for the license itself. Blurry or cropped copies and the wrong document type, such as a food handler certificate, can be rejected, and the license address should match your Uber Eats store.
Your store must be in a geography currently available on the Uber Eats app and not already listed. We check each city and area first so you do not build a menu for a location that cannot go live yet.
Uber Eats decides approval and sets its own requirements, which can change. CoTask prepares your submission but cannot guarantee approval.
A clear menu or catalog is what customers see first. Our Uber Eats catalog management service covers menu setup and upload, then keeps everything accurate as items, prices and availability change.
Categories, item names, descriptions, modifiers, pricing and images, structured so items are easy to find and order.
Products, categories, variants, pricing, product information and an inventory or catalog structure that suits your store type.
New menus built from your current menu, POS export or price list.
Data prepared in the format Uber Eats provides for your business type, then uploaded.
Ongoing reviews of descriptions, photos, modifiers, pricing and out-of-stock items.
Menu and catalog formats and requirements are set by Uber Eats and can change; we work to the format shown for your account.
Uber Eats orders reach your team through the Order Manager tablet app or, where your POS supports it, through an integrated POS. We prepare and test the setup so orders, hours and item availability work from day one.
Order Manager is Uber Eats' tablet app for accepting orders, tracking deliveries, updating hours and adjusting item availability. Uber can send a tablet or you can use your own device. We configure it and walk your team through daily use.
We check whether your POS provider supports Uber Eats, coordinate the setup with the provider and run a test order. Integrations depend on your POS and Uber Eats.
Help with order acceptance workflow, item availability, hours changes and store settings, with issues raised through Uber Eats support when needed.
Uber Eats maintains its own list of POS integration partners. We confirm that your specific restaurant POS integration is supported before we plan around it, and we do not promise integrations that Uber Eats or your POS provider does not offer.
Sponsored Listings are Uber Eats' in-app ads. In Uber Eats Manager you set the audience, budget and duration, and pay when a customer clicks. Promotions are a separate tool, and the two can run together. Our Uber Eats Sponsored Listings management includes Uber Eats sponsored listings and ads setup, then week-to-week review.
Audience, budget and duration configured for each location, starting from a clean, accurate menu.
Spend, clicks and attributed orders reviewed against your margins, with budget adjustments discussed with you.
Offers and discounts planned to fit your margins and slower periods, alongside any ads.
We cannot guarantee ranking, placement, sales or return on ad spend. Results depend on your menu, prices, ratings, competition and budget. Running wider campaigns to build local awareness? See our Google Ads & PPC services and social media marketing services.
Ongoing Uber Eats merchant account management keeps your store accurate, visible and profitable after go-live. Here is what we look after.
New items, price changes, seasonal menus and catalog maintenance, kept consistent with your other channels.
Operating hours, holiday closures and store details kept accurate so customers see the right information.
Campaigns planned, launched and reviewed against order counts and margin, not just impressions.
Order Manager and POS workflow support, including item availability and out-of-stock handling.
Orders, ratings, customer feedback, ad results and commission-plan cost reviewed monthly.
Consistent menus, hours and settings across branches, with results reviewed location by location.
Managing more than Uber Eats? We also support Amazon management and Walmart Marketplace management, and can align pricing and availability across platforms.
| Step | What happens | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Free consultation & audit | We review your business, current Uber Eats status and goals. | A clear scope and list of what is missing. |
| 2. Business & category review | We confirm your business type, locations and menu or catalog scale. | The right signup path for your category. |
| 3. Market eligibility review | We check that each location is in an area available on the Uber Eats app. | Go / no-go on timing per location. |
| 4. Merchant signup preparation | We prepare business details, addresses and order-volume estimates and complete the signup. | A complete, consistent application. |
| 5. License & document preparation | We match your business name and address to your license and prepare clear copies. | Documents ready if Uber Eats requests them. |
| 6. Menu & catalog setup | We build and optimize your menu or catalog, images and modifiers. | An upload-ready menu or catalog. |
| 7. POS & Order Manager setup | We check POS compatibility, set up Order Manager or your order workflow and run a test order. | A tested order flow. |
| 8. Final account configuration | We confirm operating hours, delivery option, payout details and plan choice. | A configured store ready for review. |
| 9. Go-live support | We support the launch and check the first orders and store settings. | A live storefront, once Uber Eats approves it. |
| 10. Ongoing account management | We manage menu updates, promotions, ads and monthly performance reviews. | Continuous, reported account care. |
Uber Eats controls approval and timing. Timing depends on your number of locations, whether your license can be matched automatically and how quickly documents and menu details are ready. CoTask cannot guarantee approval or a go-live date.
Each business type follows a slightly different path. Uber Eats restaurant onboarding USA centres on menu, hours and modifiers, while Uber Eats grocery onboarding USA and Uber Eats retail onboarding USA centre on catalog structure, product data and availability.
Single-site and multi-branch restaurants: signup, menu setup and ongoing management.
Delivery-only brands and shared kitchens that need clean menus and store setup.
Uber Eats grocery store partner signup, with catalog structure, product data and availability for grocery categories.
Uber Eats convenience store partner requirements prepared, with everyday-essentials catalogs and clear categories and pricing.
Uber Eats retail store signup support, with product catalogs, variants and pricing for retail businesses.
Uber Eats liquor store signup requirements vary by location; we prepare catalog and signup details where local rules and Uber Eats allow it.
Uber Eats pet store flower shop signup preparation and catalog builds, where the category is available in your area.
Chains and operators also on DoorDash, Grubhub or other platforms who want consistent setup.
Uber Eats' plans trade commission for visibility. The right one depends on your order volume and margins. Here is the overview before CoTask models it against your numbers.
| Plan | Delivery commission | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| Lite | About 20% (lower in some cities) | Lowest commission of the three plans, with less discoverability. Uber One member benefits do not apply. |
| Plus | 25% (30% on eligible Uber One orders) | More visibility in the app, Uber One member access and typically a lower customer Delivery Fee than Lite. |
| Premium | 30% | Highest discoverability and promotional support, including matched advertising credit of up to $100 a month. |
Pickup orders carry a lower fee, and self-delivery, Uber Direct and Webshop use different fee structures. Payment processing and other fees may also apply. Figures are approximate and reflect publicly listed US rates as of September 2026; Uber Eats changes plans and city exceptions periodically, so always confirm current rates at merchants.ubereats.com/pricing before choosing a plan.
A partner desk that treats license matching, menu quality and plan choice as decisions with real margin impact, not boxes to tick.
Business, address and license details cross-checked before you submit, so Uber Eats has fewer reasons to ask for follow-up.
Lite, Plus and Premium compared against your order volume and margin before you commit to a commission tier.
Restaurants, grocery, retail and other categories each built around how customers browse, not a generic template.
We explain what Uber Eats controls, what we do and what we cannot guarantee. Our digital marketing services team can support wider marketing when you are ready.
You need business details, a street address for each location, a business or food license, a menu or catalog, operating hours and payout information. Uber Eats also checks that your area is live on the app and that your store is not already listed. Requirements may vary by business type and location.
Submit Uber Eats' merchant interest form with your store details, number of locations and estimated weekly to-go orders. Uber Eats then verifies your account using your location and license details, and you choose a delivery option and upload your menu or catalog. Uber Eats decides which merchants it partners with.
Onboarding covers the signup form, market eligibility, license matching, menu or catalog upload, delivery and payout setup, and a commission plan. Uber Eats tries to match your business against government licensing records first and asks for documents only if it cannot confirm your details.
Yes. CoTask prepares your signup, license details, menu or catalog, hours, payout information and order setup, then supports go-live. Uber Eats controls approval and timing, so CoTask cannot guarantee approval or a go-live date.
Uber Eats asks for a copy of your business or food license issued by a local city, county or state agency. It may also ask for a menu or catalog and bank details for payouts. Exact documents can vary by business type and location, so confirm with Uber Eats.
Uber Eats attempts to match your business name and address to government licensing databases. If it cannot find a sufficient match, it may ask you to upload your license in Store Manager. Copies must be clear and legible, and the address should match your Uber Eats store.
Uber Eats only onboards stores in geographies currently available on its app. CoTask checks your city and area before you spend time on a menu build, and re-checks each location for multi-location businesses.
Lite has the lowest commission and less discoverability. Plus adds more visibility and Uber One member access, at about 25% commission. Premium is about 30% with the highest discoverability and matched ad credit. Rates and city exceptions change, so confirm current US pricing on Uber Eats.
Yes. Uber Eats onboards licensed businesses that sell prepared food or essentials and convenience items, including grocery and convenience stores. Availability depends on your area, and CoTask can prepare your product catalog and signup.
Retail stores can apply where Uber Eats offers the category in their area. Approval is decided by Uber Eats. CoTask helps prepare the catalog, product information, pricing and signup details.
Yes, virtual restaurants and delivery-only kitchens can apply through Uber Eats. Uber Eats virtual restaurant signup requirements follow the same core checks: address, license, menu and market eligibility. CoTask prepares the signup, menu and store setup and checks that details are consistent before you submit.
Yes. CoTask builds and uploads your menu or catalog, including categories, item names, descriptions, modifiers, pricing and images, and can keep it updated as items and prices change.
CoTask can check whether your POS provider supports Uber Eats, coordinate the setup and test the order flow. Integrations depend on your POS provider and Uber Eats, so compatibility is confirmed before any commitment.
Order Manager is Uber Eats' tablet app for accepting orders, tracking deliveries, updating hours and adjusting item availability. Uber can send a tablet, or you can use your own device. CoTask handles the Order Manager tablet setup and walks your team through it.
Yes. CoTask can set up and manage Uber Eats ads, including audience, budget, duration and performance review. Results depend on your menu, prices, ratings, competition and budget, and no placement or return is guaranteed.
Yes. Sponsored Listings are Uber Eats' in-app ads. CoTask sets them up in Uber Eats Manager, manages budgets and audiences, and reviews performance alongside promotions. We do not guarantee ranking, sales or ROAS.
Yes. CoTask can audit an existing store and manage menu updates, hours, promotions, ads and order support. Access is arranged with your permission through your Uber Eats account.
Yes. Each location needs its own street address on Uber Eats. CoTask keeps menus, hours and settings consistent across branches and reviews performance location by location.
Timing depends on your number of locations, whether Uber Eats can match your license automatically, and how quickly documents and menu details are ready. Uber Eats controls approval, so CoTask does not promise a fixed timeline.
This page covers US merchants. If you operate outside the USA, contact CoTask and we will review your case, subject to Uber Eats availability and local licensing rules in that market.
Free audit for US restaurants, grocery, retail, convenience and virtual restaurant businesses. Uber Eats signup preparation, menu and catalog setup, POS and Order Manager, Ads and ongoing account management.
Client Results
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