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A family-run restaurant on your high street makes a £20 order. By the time Deliveroo takes its cut, they keep about £14. Thirty per cent, gone to an app that never set foot in the town. That’s the quiet tax every independent takeaway pays just to stay visible. And it’s exactly the gap a growing network of local operators is stepping into. They run their town’s own food ordering platform, offer restaurants a fairer deal, and earn from every order that flows through it. Profit stays local instead of leaving for a head office somewhere else. £6k to license your territory. A proven playbook. No experience needed. Your town may still be open.

Letterkenny, Dundalk, Galway, Navan and Tralee don't have a Local Eats licensee yet. That means the exclusive rights to run a locally branded food ordering platform here are still available. One territory. One owner. Local restaurants are already paying 30%+ commission to delivery platforms. You give them a better deal, and you earn recurring revenue from every order. No experience needed. Most licensees start part-time alongside their current job. Register your interest to find out more.

Deliveroo, Uber Eats and Just Eat take up to 30% of every order from family-run restaurants on your high street. Local Eats operators offer them a better deal, and earn from every order that flows through their town's own platform. Your town doesn't have an operator yet. It could be you.

Oliver spent 9 years building someone else’s empire. One 7am alarm at a time. Now he runs the food ordering platform for his whole town, keeping profit on his high street instead of handing 30% to the delivery apps. No experience needed. Just a proven model and a town that’s still open. Is yours?

Oliver didn't have a hospitality background. He had a steady job and a feeling he was building someone else's empire. Eighteen months on, he runs the food ordering platform for his whole town. 112 restaurants. His name on it, not a corporate ladder. Your town might still be open. Worth checking.

Someone in your area is about to claim something you've not thought about yet. A local food ordering platform with their name on it. Exclusive rights. Every restaurant in town a potential customer. Local Eats lets you own and run the local version of Just Eat in your area. Your brand. Your app. Your commission. Restaurants pay less. You earn more. And your town gets a platform it actually recognises. The catch? There's only one licence per area. Once it's taken, it's gone. 170+ licensees have already done this across the UK and Ireland. Blackpool. Morecambe. Lancaster. Barrow. All locally owned, all profitable. Check if your area is still available.