cities and London, greater point-of-sale capabilities. Grubhub’s planned acquisition of LevelUp, an early entry in tying together mobile payments and loyalty, will give the food-delivery app, which works with about 85,000 restaurant partners in more than 1,600 U.S. Revenue rose 51% to $240 million, while Grubhub’s profit more than doubled to $30.1 million. Grubhub announced the acquisition as part of its earnings announcement for Q2 2018, when the company’s active diners surged 70% from a year earlier to 15.6 million. LevelUp handles more than 100,000 orders a day to generate $400 million in annual restaurant sales, per Grubhub CEO Matthew Maloney. LevelUp makes money from customized software development, subscription fees for restaurants and a transaction fee. The acquisition adds more restaurants like KFC, Taco Bell, Bareburger and Roti to Grubhub’s clientele, making it easier for them to work with the Grubhub marketplace, per TechCrunch.

Grubhub agreed to pay $390 million in cash for LevelUp, a startup whose mobile app lets restaurants offer online ordering, mobile payment and loyalty rewards to their customers, according to a statement.

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