Catering inquiries arrive with a date, a headcount and a budget already decided. The planner is comparing three caterers in an afternoon and needs menus, a per-person range, a minimum and confirmation you can handle 150 people at their venue. Sites that answer with "contact us for a custom quote" get eliminated by the people with the largest budgets, because those people are the busiest.
I design and build custom websites for catering companies. Every site is hand-coded, presents menus as readable pages, publishes pricing structure and minimums, and captures inquiries with enough detail that you can quote in one reply.
Let's Build YoursEverything comes down to reducing the number of exchanges before a quote. Menus by service style, buffet, plated, family style, stations, with per-person ranges. Minimums and service area. Staffing, rentals and gratuity handled clearly. Then a structured inquiry form capturing date, headcount, venue and budget, so your first reply is a proposal rather than a questionnaire.
I build every catering site around that, then add the local SEO that gets you found for wedding catering, corporate catering and your cuisine plus your city.
From a first-time build to a full redesign, here's what's available. All projects include mobile-first design, local SEO setup, and fast performance out of the box.
Built from scratch to match your brand. No templates, no themes. A site that looks like you and converts visitors into calls.
Learn more →Focused packages for smaller caterers ready to get online fast without compromising on inquiries.
Learn more →The behind-the-scenes setup that gets you found on Google when a planner nearby searches for catering, plus a properly optimized Google Business Profile.
Learn more →If your current site is slow, outdated, or just not working, a rebuild is often the most cost-effective fix.
Learn more →A slow site loses rankings and customers. Speed optimization improves your Google score and keeps visitors on the page.
Learn more →Single-purpose pages built to convert for ad campaigns, a corporate catering push, or wedding season.
Learn more →Pre-designed, professionally built templates that launch faster and still include local SEO setup, mobile optimization, and your brand. Saffron was built for a restaurant, so it suits a food brand closely.
One fixed price per project, quoted after a free call. No hourly billing and no surprise invoices.
A clean, professional site to show your work and get you found.
More pages, a blog, and full local SEO to compete and win more jobs.
A larger custom build for online selling, booking, or bigger sites.
Final pricing depends on your pages and features. You'll get one flat number before anything starts. Sites also include a separate monthly hosting & care plan (from $15/mo) that keeps your site online, secure, updated, and backed up, quoted alongside your build so you see both numbers up front.
Most catering sites I'm asked to fix share the same handful of problems, and every one of them costs you the events with the biggest budgets.
Planners need a per-person range to shortlist you. "Custom quote" reads as slow, and the corporate clients with real budgets move on immediately.
Unreadable on a phone and invisible to Google, so you never rank for the cuisine and dishes people search when planning.
If the form does not capture date, headcount, venue and service style, every inquiry becomes three emails before you can even quote.
Wedding and corporate catering are high-value searches. Without pages built to rank for them, you depend entirely on venue referrals.
Catering is bought with the eyes and judged against Instagram. Real photos of your plating at real events matter more than any description.
Staffing, rentals, service time, kitchen requirements, gratuity and minimums. Answering these on the page is what makes a planner comfortable booking a large event.
Custom projects come in three flat-rate packages: Starter from $1,000, Professional (with a blog and full local SEO) from $2,500, and Premium from $5,000 for larger sites with menu builders, online ordering or multiple service lines. If you'd rather launch faster and for less, a template-based build is a great starting point. Every project is quoted as one fixed price after a free discovery call.
Yes, at least a range by service style. Planners build budgets before they inquire, and being in that number is how you get onto the shortlist instead of being skipped.
Yes. Menu pages rank for the dishes and cuisines people search, and they are far easier to read on a phone, which is where most planning happens.
That's the point of building one properly. Date, guest count, venue, service style and budget range mean your first reply can be a real proposal.
Yes. They are different buyers with different priorities, timelines and search terms, so each gets its own page, menus and framing.
Yes. Boxed lunches and drop-off catering can be sold directly through Square, Toast or a custom checkout, which is often steady weekday revenue between larger events.
Yes. The portfolio page shows a selection of completed projects across different industries. You can also browse available templates if you'd like to see the design options for faster turnaround builds.
Book a free 20-minute call. I'll learn about your business, look at what you currently have, and tell you exactly what I'd do differently.
