You have built one of the best-rated food spots in Leeds, and just opened a second. This is the plan for the one thing still missing: a website of your own, with ordering that pays you instead of the apps.
Nothing here is about fixing a broken business. Armley queues for your gyros, Morley opened in June to a wave of local coverage, and your ratings are the kind most restaurants never see. The gap is purely digital, and it is costing you money you have already earned.
The Armley original. One of the strongest-rated food spots in Leeds.
Morley opened 7 June and is already racking up praise.
Food Standards Agency rating, including a 5 on Morley's very first inspection.
Wortley to Morley, with press in the Yorkshire Evening Post and a queue of local food pages covering the opening.
Figures checked live on 17 July 2026: Google Business Profiles (both branches), Food Standards Agency register, Yorkshire Evening Post 8 June 2026.
We spotted the first one by accident, and it is the reason we knocked on your door before anyone else does.
You registered it in July 2024, so a website was clearly the plan. It was never built, it expired on 6 July 2026, and it is now in Nominet's suspension window. Around early October it becomes publicly available, and anyone (a competitor, a squatter, a delivery app) can buy your name. We can rescue it.
Source: Nominet registry record, checked 17 July 2026.Your page is marked "Exclusive to Uber Eats", and you are not on Just Eat or Deliveroo, so their fee applies to every order placed online. Uber Eats' published rate for delivery through their couriers is 30%. Whatever your exact agreement says, there is no direct alternative for customers to choose, because you have no website.
Sources: Uber Eats UK merchant pricing; your Uber Eats store page; Just Eat and Deliveroo checked for LS12, 17 July 2026.Facebook has no website link. Instagram points at a Google short-link. Morley's hours live only on Google. When people can't check, they don't come, and some of them say so publicly.
Sources: your Facebook and Instagram profiles, both Google listings, 17 July 2026.Your 14 July "We are hiring" post asks for CVs by email. It worked (23 comments, 43 shares), but a jobs page on your own site would collect applicants around the clock and make every vacancy look as professional as your food.
Source: your Facebook hiring post, 14 July 2026."Sunday 12th July - Nothing on their socials and phone just rings despite there being staff inside so don't waste a trip out tonight."
These are the published rates. What we can't see from outside is your agreed rate and your volume, which is why the next step is your last Uber Eats invoice, not our guess.
| Channel | Published rate | On a £15 order |
|---|---|---|
| Uber Eats UK, Uber Delivery (their couriers)merchants.ubereats.com/gb pricing, checked 17 Jul 2026 | 30% | £4.50 |
| Uber Eats UK, self-delivery or pick-upSame source. Rates ex VAT where applicable. | 13% | £1.95 |
| Just Eat UKNo official rate card published. Trade sources typically cite ~14% + VAT self-delivery. Indicative only. | ~14% + VAT | ~£2.10 |
| Your own site, card payment via Stripestripe.com/gb/pricing, standard UK cards, checked 17 Jul 2026 | 1.5% + 20p | £0.43 |
| Illustration: direct orders per day | Orders / month | Order value / month | Uber Eats fee at 30% | Direct cost (Stripe) | Kept by going direct |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 a day at £15 average | 300 | £4,500 | £1,350 | £128 | £1,223 / month |
| 20 a day at £15 average | 600 | £9,000 | £2,700 | £255 | £2,445 / month |
| 30 a day at £15 average | 900 | £13,500 | £4,050 | £383 | £3,668 / month |
An illustration of the published rates applied to example volumes, not a claim about your actual sales and not a promise of results. Your Uber Eats agreement may differ from the published tiers; that is exactly what your invoice will tell us.
Move the sliders. This is the same sum we will do together with your real invoice on the table.
At these numbers the £1,495 build pays for itself in about 5 weeks of direct orders.
We have already designed your homepage so you can judge the standard before spending a penny. The build finishes the job.
One price to build it, one small yearly renewal to keep it fast, secure and yours.
Everything in section 04, delivered once, owned by you. Your food photos, your menus, your two shops, your ordering.
Fast UK hosting, security updates, backups, menu and hours changes when you need them, and both domains kept safe.
One renewal a year, cancel any timeNo commission. No per-order fees to us. Ever.
For scale: Uber Eats' own one-off activation fee is £650 ex VAT (their published UK price). Your entire first year of hosting costs the same as joining the app that then takes 30%.
Built and hosted by us right now, for Leeds businesses like yours. We can show you every one.
One person, down the road, on WhatsApp. No account managers, no ticket queues, no offshore support.
PhD Networks & Systems Ltd, a registered Leeds company, ten years of building for local businesses.
That one document tells us your real volumes and your real rate.
Your numbers in the calculator above, over a coffee at the shop. Fifteen minutes.
You have seen the preview. Say yes and we start straight away, and we secure your domains the same day.
No hard sell. If the maths doesn't work for you, no hard feelings, and the preview stays yours to keep.