Credit card payments are the easiest method to set up for food businesses, and credit card billing is processed the quickest. This helps maintain cash flow for the kitchen and ensures payments are collected without requiring extra steps. Credit card billing has a 4% platform fee associated with it, which can be internalized by the kitchen as a cost of doing business, or passed on to the food business client's bills. Note that single charges under $30 paid by credit card or debit card will have a $0.30 fee added on.

ACH payment methods (or PAD for Canadians) are more cumbersome to set up for food businesses (requires verification steps), and the billing process takes longer to reach the kitchen's account. However, the platform fee is lower than it is for credit cards, at 2% for any billed items. Similar to the credit card fee, this platform fee can be internalized by the kitchen as a cost of doing business or passed on to the client bills.

If the kitchen chooses to accept physical check or cash, they will need to manually collect and reconcile their client bills. The platform fee for manual payments is still 2%. Again, the platform fee can be internalized by the kitchen as a cost of doing business or passed on to the client bills.