Uber Eats is better compared to Grubhub in terms of pricing and customer reach. Uber Eats currently has the highest market share of food delivery orders and the lowest prices for customers while operating in almost six continents worldwide. The reach of Uber Eats falls into approximately of almost 6,000 cities worldwide. Grubhub app is currently accessible in over 3,000 cities across all fifty states in the United States. Pricewise, Uber Eats edges the other application. It offers a lower total meal price compared to the other. Uber Eats may start charging a delivery fee, a service charge, and a small order fee, which varies by city. They also offer to avail their Eats Pass, a saver that costs $9.99 per month and includes free delivery service and a 5% discount on orders over $15. Ordering from Grubhub varies by the diner, as does the minimum purchase price. GrubHub+, a subscription service to free delivery similar to Uber Eats, costs $9.99 per month. Every restaurant listing on Uber Eats involves the delivery price right underneath the title. It is also upfront in its delivery cost indication. Uber Eats also offers a lot of friendlier user interfaces on its application. Grubhub, on the other hand, does not display the delivery costs on restaurant listings, so the overall cost is not immediately apparent. Instead, it will not reveal the delivery price until you have selected menu options and managed to reach the checkout, making it difficult to assess the total cost. Uber Eats even provides detailed lists of restaurant chains sorted by the delivery cost, making it much easier to find a low-cost alternative before even browsing a menu. Also, Uber Eats’ delivery time is much faster than Grubhub’s. When you order from Uber Eats, you can always track the rider’s location, so you will know if they are on the way to you. This feature is similar to Uber ridesharing. However, Grubhub, which frequently subcontracts delivery to restaurant employees, often does not provide this function. Thus, the delay might come in your way.