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Marketplace Commission

How marketplace commission works

Full transparency on every fee, every cut, and every dollar that moves.

1 min read Updated 5/28/2026restaurant-owner

Who takes what

A typical paid order ($100 example):

| Slice | Who | Amount | |---|---|---| | Stripe processing fee | Stripe | $3.20 | | Restora 360 marketplace commission | Restora 360 | $5.00 (5%) | | Web Designer commission (if applicable) | Designer | $0.50 (10% of Restora 360's $5) | | Sales Agent commission (if applicable) | Agent | $0.25 (5% of Restora 360's $5) | | Net to restaurant | You | $91.80 |

The exact Restora 360 % depends on your plan — see Plans & pricing.

Stacked partner commissions

A single restaurant can have both a Web Designer (who built their site) and a Sales Agent (who referred them) attached. Both partners earn from the same Restora 360 commission — they don't take from your net, only from our cut. There is no scenario where adding partners costs you more.

When do partners get paid?

Partner commissions accrue in real-time per paid invoice. At month-end, all pending commissions cross to "batched" status, and Stripe Connect transfers fire once the partner crosses their per-partner minimum payout threshold ($50 for designers, £50 for sales agents).

What you can see

Open Billing → Invoices — every invoice line is itemised with the marketplace commission visible. You can also download a monthly statement (CSV) for your bookkeeper.

Frequently asked

  • Yes — Settings → Account shows the attributed Sales Agent (if any) and the managing Web Designer (if any).