Published Platform Rates
What the platforms charge
These are the publicly listed commission tiers. Every florist who signs up directly gets one of these rates.
Basic
15%
commission
Smallest radius. No DashPass. You appear in search but aren't promoted.
Plus
25%
commission
Expanded radius. DashPass access — high-frequency, high-value customers.
Premier
30%
commission
Largest radius. DashPass. Auto ads. Growth Guarantee. Maximum visibility.
Tablet: $6/week. Source: merchants.doordash.com
Lite
20%
commission
Was 15%. Search-only visibility. No Uber One access.
Plus
25%
commission • 30% on Uber One orders
Home screen visibility. Uber One badge. But the most frequent customers cost you 30%.
Premium
30%
commission
Max visibility. $100/mo ad credit match. Growth Guarantee (25+ orders).
Source: merchants.ubereats.com
Filling Florist
~30%
effective take rate
You receive 73–80% of retail. After sending florist cut (20%) + clearinghouse fee (7–10%) + $2 transmission fee. ProFlowers uses the same FTD network at the same rates.
Monthly Fees
$200–$1K/mo
membership dues
Required membership regardless of order volume. Plus technology fees, directory fees, and rejected-order transmission charges.
You Also Pay
Processing
on reduced $
2.6–2.9% credit card processing applied to the already-reduced payout amount, not the original retail price.
ProFlowers uses the FTD florist network at the same fill rates. Sources: FTD member terms, Floranext industry analysis, SAF reports.
The Real Math
What happens to an $88 order
A customer orders an $88 bouquet — the average across our partner network. Here's what you keep under each scenario, and what you have to do to earn it.
Do it yourself
DoorDash Premier
Order subtotal$88.00
Commission (30%)−$26.40
Tablet−$0.60
You keep$61.00
You manage: menu, photos, pricing, store hours, tablet alerts, customer issues, refund disputes, platform comms, payout tracking
Do it yourself
Uber Eats Premium
Order subtotal$88.00
Commission (30%)−$26.40
Additional costsvaries
You keep$61.60
You manage: menu, photos, pricing, store hours, tablet alerts, customer issues, refund disputes, platform comms, payout tracking
Wire service fill
FTD / ProFlowers
Retail price$88.00
Wire service cut (~30%)−$26.40
Transmission fee−$2.00
You keep$59.60
You fill someone else's order, their spec, their customer. ProFlowers orders run through FTD at the same rates. Plus $200–$1,000/mo membership whether you get orders or not.
With @flowers
DoorDash + Uber Eats
Order subtotal$88.00
All-in fee (28%)−$24.64
Additional costs$0
You keep$63.36
You manage: store hours, keep tablet on, make the arrangements, stage for pickup. That's it.
Who Does What
You do the florist part. We do the platform part.
With @flowers, you keep doing what you're already good at. We handle everything the platforms throw at you.
What you handle
✓ Set your store hours
✓ Keep the tablet on and charged
✓ Accept incoming orders
✓ Make the arrangements
✓ Stage orders for driver pickup
What @flowers handles
✓ Storefront setup on DoorDash & Uber Eats
✓ Menu creation & product photography
✓ Platform communication & compliance
✓ Refund & dispute resolution
✓ Store monitoring & alert response
✓ Weekly payout processing & statements
✓ Ongoing menu & pricing optimization
Run Your Numbers
See what you'd keep with @flowers
Enter your estimated order volume and average order size. We'll show you the weekly math across all four options.
DoorDash Premier
30% commission
net / week
You handle all platform ops
Uber Eats Premium
30% commission
net / week
You handle all platform ops
FTD / ProFlowers
~30% + fees
net / week
Their order, their spec + monthly dues
@flowers
28% all-in • both platforms
net / week
You make flowers. We handle the rest.
Sources: DoorDash rates from
merchants.doordash.com. Uber Eats rates from
merchants.ubereats.com and
Uber Eats fee changes (March 2026). Wire service economics from FTD/ProFlowers member terms, Floranext industry analysis, and SAF reports. ProFlowers uses the FTD florist network (Mercury Network) for local fulfillment at the same fill rates. @flowers' 28% all-in rate includes platform commissions, service fee, and full operational management. All figures as of May 2026.