For 5–75 location restaurant groups on DoorDash, Uber Eats & Grubhub

We get your delivery money back — every error charge disputed, every payout reconciled.

You give us read-only access to your delivery merchant portals and a POS export. We file every eligible dispute inside the platform's deadline, reconcile every payout against your POS, and send you one weekly report showing exactly what came back. You pay only from what we recover.

Free 90-day lookback, delivered in 5 business days. No cost, no obligation, no portal password sharing.

Request your free Delivery Leakage Scan

We'll quantify what DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub have already taken back from you — and how much is still inside the dispute window.

So we know who to send the Scan to.
We'll send Scan results and portal-access instructions here.
Qualification starts at 5 locations, 15%+ delivery mix.
2.5–3%
of operator revenue caught in delivery disputes
Source: Restaurant Business, 2025
14 days
DoorDash's merchant dispute window from delivery
Source: DoorDash Merchant Help Center
30 days
Uber Eats' merchant dispute window from order date
Source: Uber Eats merchant policy
$108,561
recovered for one 80-location Wendy's franchisee in 6 months
Source: Voosh.ai published case study

The problem

Every week, the platforms take some of your delivery revenue back. Almost nobody disputes it in time.

14-day clock

DoorDash order-error charges

DoorDash charges you 25–100% of the item price plus tax when a customer reports a missing, incorrect, or quality issue — and merchant fault is assigned. You have 14 days from delivery to dispute it in the Merchant Portal. Miss the window, and the charge stands permanently, contested or not.

30-day clock, 96-hour rule

Uber Eats order errors

Uber Eats gives you 30 days from the order date to dispute, and often requires photo evidence. It also exempts charges where the customer reported the issue more than 96 hours after the order — a rule most operators never check their own statements against.

Unreconciled weekly

Payout-to-POS gaps

Three platforms, three payout schedules, three statement formats, one bank deposit. Most mid-size groups reconcile monthly totals at best — never line by line, every week, across all three.

Government scrutiny rising

Refund-charge disputes are a live issue

In February 2024, LA County sued Grubhub alleging it charged restaurants for customer refunds without verification. Grubhub disputes several claims and says some practices have changed — but the episode shows platforms have, at minimum, been careless about who absorbs refund costs.

What you receive

One thing: recovered dollars and a weekly Leakage Report.

You never log into a dispute queue, never learn a tool, never operate any AI. Here's exactly what lands in your inbox.

Filed disputes

Every eligible Error Charge disputed on every connected platform, every week, inside the Dispute Window, with evidence attached.

Weekly Leakage Report

What was disputed, what was recovered, what's pending — delivered within 5 business days of the week closing.

Monthly Recovered-Dollars Statement

Your invoice basis — every recovered dollar traced to a specific dispute or reconciliation entry, tie-out checked before it ever reaches you.

Store/item error heat map

Which locations and menu items generate the most error charges, so your ops team can fix the root cause, not just the symptom.

How it works

Intake once. We run the desk every week.

  1. Automated

    Intake & nightly ingestion

    You grant named-user portal roles (never a shared password) and connect a POS export. We pull every statement and every order nightly and normalize it into one ledger.

  2. Automated

    Detect & draft

    Our engine flags every eligible Error Charge, computes each Dispute Window deadline, matches every order to your POS record, and drafts the dispute with the exact evidence each platform requires.

  3. Human — Recovery Analyst

    Review & submit

    A trained Recovery Analyst reviews every batch for evidence sufficiency before anything is filed, submits through your named portal role, and owns every escalation with platform support.

  4. Automated

    Track & reconcile

    We track every dispute outcome and certify your weekly POS-to-payout match, flagging any variance over $200 for review.

  5. Human sign-off

    Weekly report, tie-out checked

    Every dollar figure is deterministic math cross-checked against platform statement totals before it reaches you — a report that fails tie-out is never sent.

Pricing

You pay from what we recover. Never hourly.

LineRate
Delivery Leakage Scan (90-day lookback)Free
30-day pilot recovery success fee25% of dollars actually recovered
Annual agreement recovery success fee20% of dollars actually recovered
Reconciliation desk retainer$99 / location / month (waived during pilot)
Illustrative example — 20 locations recovering $250/location/month: $5,000/mo recovered → $1,000 success fee (20%) + $1,980 retainer ≈ $3.0K/mo LeakLedger revenue, and you net roughly $4K/mo you were previously losing. Your actual number comes from your Scan, not this example.

No recovery, no fee — every period, not just the pilot

If we recover $0 for you in a billing period, your success fee for that period is $0. Cancel any time with 30 days' written notice — you keep every dollar already recovered and every report already delivered. No long-term lock-in beyond the notice period.

Proof

We're publishing results as pilots complete — not before.

LeakLedger is opening its founding pilot cohort now. We won't invent case studies to fill this section. Here's exactly what will appear, and when.

Pending pilot cohort

First recovered-dollars figure and Win Rate will appear here once our founding pilot's first weekly cycle closes.

Pending pilot cohort

First anonymized Payout Reconciliation variance example will appear here once a pilot client's weekly reconciliation runs.

Pending publication

The first monthly Delivery Leakage Index (anonymized, book-wide data) publishes after the founding cohort's first full month.

Questions operators actually ask

FAQ

Won't our GMs catch this stuff already?

Your free Scan shows your actual filing rate today — for most groups we've talked to, it's close to zero, not because the disputes are unwinnable but because nobody has the recurring time to sit in a merchant portal every week inside a 14-day window.

Will disputing charges make the platforms retaliate against us?

No. Filing a dispute is a contractual right under your own merchant agreement with each platform, using their own published process. We operate exclusively through platform-supported named user roles — never workarounds that would put your account at risk.

Is it safe to give you portal access?

You grant a named staff role on each platform (Admin or Store Manager level) — never your login credentials. Access is governed by a signed Data Processing Addendum, every action we take is logged in an audit trail, and you can revoke access at any time.

What happens if you don't recover anything?

You owe nothing. The success fee is a straight percentage of dollars actually recovered — if that number is $0 in a given period, so is our fee. The reconciliation retainer, when active, covers separately delivered weekly reconciliation work and is disclosed up front before you sign anything.

Do you handle card-network chargebacks too?

No — that's a different rail, fought platform-side rather than merchant-side. Our scope is specifically platform error-charge and refund adjustments plus payout reconciliation, so we never overpromise on something outside our lane.

Which POS systems do you support?

Toast, Square, and Olo at launch, with CSV export accepted as a fallback for your first weeks with us. Other POS systems can be scoped with an implementation fee — ask during your Scan review call.

What's the difference between the pilot and the annual agreement?

The 30-day pilot is DoorDash-only, 25% of recoveries, no retainer, no commitment. If you convert to an annual agreement, your success fee drops to 20% and locks for the life of the agreement, and full three-platform reconciliation coverage with the weekly Leakage Report begins.

Compliance & scope

What this is, and what it isn't

LeakLedger provides operational dispute-filing and reconciliation services as your authorized agent under your own platform merchant agreements. This is not legal, tax, or accounting advice, and LeakLedger is not a law firm or accounting firm. Recovery amounts are not guaranteed — fees apply only to dollars actually recovered.

No license is required to file merchant disputes as a merchant's authorized agent inside platform-supported portal roles. Data handling is governed by a signed Data Processing Addendum: PII is minimized at ingestion, encrypted at rest, and access-logged. Card-network chargebacks are out of scope — see the FAQ above.

Read the full licensing boundary, data rules, and disclaimers in our operating blueprint dossier.