Why does FIELDS SMITH charge a commission on orders?

Why does FIELDS SMITH charge a commission on orders?

Our commission helps cover the operational costs of providing a reliable, high-quality delivery experience for both customers and restaurant partners. This includes driver compensation, platform maintenance, customer support, and ongoing improvements to our technology and logistics systems. By charging a fair commission, we’re able to support local businesses, ensure timely deliveries, and maintain the level of service our customers expect.

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