Fees and Invoicing With Nash

Nash costs $1 per delivery, and the providers completing the deliveries will charge per job, based on delivery distance. Nash’s fee is $1 regardless of the cost of the order, and Nash does not charge a monthly fee or minimum. Additionally, you can pass the full cost of delivery along to your customer.

You can choose to pass all or some of the cost of delivery to your customer. Nash and 360 will talk to you about how you’d like to handle this and the best way to accomplish your goal. 360 will then set the delivery fee on your website.

Nash bills weekly and will auto-charge the payment method on file. You can easily change or update your payment method, and your invoice will be available to view one week before it is charged.

When a customer places an order, they pay for the cost of their meal, the driver's tip (if applicable), and the delivery fee that you decide to charge them. Separately, Nash directly pays the providers who complete these deliveries for the cost of the deliveries, and any tips that were left for their drivers. Nash then invoices the restaurant for any money that was paid to the fleets by Nash, on behalf of the restaurant (delivery fees, and tips), as well as $1 per order, which is the Nash fee.

You can easily add your bank account information in your Nash dashboard. You’ll be able to see the payment method on file and all invoice activity in the dashboard as well.

The tax treatment of delivery fees can vary depending on the local tax laws and regulations. In many places, delivery fees are considered a part of the overall transaction and are subject to the same tax rate as the food items being delivered. Please research the way this is handled in your specific state.