It's not obvious that this well help anything, but at least it's better than Jersey City. They put a cap on how much apps can charge restaurants, so obviously the apps just added more fees for the customer.
Making the customers aware of how much they're paying in fees is a good thing.
Now delivery services have to compete directly on the fee they charge customers. Before, the customer had no idea if one service was charging a restaurant 20% and another was charging 30%, which is effectively one service subsidizing another.
Now delivery services have to compete directly on the fee they charge customers. Before, the customer had no idea if one service was charging a restaurant 20% and another was charging 30%, which is effectively one service subsidizing another.