Keeping all comments in mind,  I personally have ranked Just Eat to be the top option. Now before I explain why I rank Just Eat as the best option, please remember that each of these platforms may be optimal in different locations, such as Deliveroo being optimal in the city centre, whereas Just Eat may be much better for the suburbs.

The reason I rank Just Eat as the best option is due to its simplicity, when I order food, all I have to do is find a good restaurant, see what I want, and place an order, and on average I only have to pay an extra £2. To put it simply I enjoy how simple Just Eat ordering is. There is no sort of deal or discount, and the price of my order is never too far from what I have to pay.

Whereas if we look at Just eats’ competitors (Uber Eats and Deliveroo) I feel as though as soon as I go onto the app I am sifting through a barrage of deals and discounts, some of which work with a different set of restaurants than others- not to mention the ads for the platforms’ own services, where they advertise free delivery on eligible orders and £5 credit of your order arrives late.

In addition to this, I also feel as though I am paying much more for my order on these two platforms, with fees for if my order is too small, or if my order is further away than expected- all in all I can’t help but feel slightly overwhelmed.

However, as I initially said, some of these fees may be dependent on the fact that I live in the suburbs, and so Just eat is my preferred choice, however that not to say Just eat cannot be improved.

I would highly enjoy features on Just eat that platforms such as Uber eats and Deliveroo do have- such as live tracking delivery. I have lately experienced ordering through Fresh Eats, I have to admit their service was very good and my order total was lot less than I used to pay through Just Eats.