Restaurant delivery without the 30% bite

Third-party apps can eat a third of every ticket. Gopher does restaurant and food-truck delivery a different way — at no cost to you, with drivers who know their pay up front.

For a lot of mom-and-pop restaurants and nearly every food truck, "offering delivery" has meant handing a third party a big slice of every order — or skipping delivery altogether. Neither feels great when margins are already thin.

So let's be upfront: Gopher isn't trying to be the next DoorDash, Grubhub, or Uber Eats. Those platforms are built to push huge volumes of online orders. Gopher is here for everyone else — the local favorite that just wants its food to reach a few more doorsteps without surrendering a cut of every sale.

No cost to the restaurant. None.

Gopher charges restaurants nothing. The delivery cost is agreed directly between the customer placing the request and the Gopher who delivers it. Your food goes out the door; your margin stays intact. Food trucks with no fixed address work the same way — the Gopher picks up wherever you're parked today.

Fair to drivers, honest for everyone

There's no "tip baiting" on the Gopher Marketplace — delivery earnings are transparent and known up front, and paid immediately on completion. Drivers who feel respected show up on time, handle your food with care, and represent your kitchen well at the door. That's the part the big apps miss.

• $0 cost to your restaurant — no commissions, no contract fees.
• Transparent, agreed delivery pricing between customer and Gopher.
• No tip baiting — drivers see real pay before they accept.
• Works for food trucks — pickup wherever you are today.

It's a delivery experience built so small kitchens aren't punished for being small.