For Caterers

Catering websites for menus and quote requests

A clear site for sample menus, packages, and quote requests. PageFront builds your real draft at no upfront cost. Review it first; if you approve it, plans start at $39/month to keep it live.

No upfront cost. Plans start at $39/month when you approve.
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Built for Caterers

A site for menus and quote requests

Caterers are hired on their food and their reliability. We build clear sites that present approved event photos, menus, and per-person pricing, with a quote-request form that captures the details you need.

  • Menus, packages, and per-person pricing
  • Event galleries that make people hungry
  • Quote request form with date and guest count
  • Service area and venue partnerships
  • Reviews and featured events

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Before they book

What hosts check before hiring a caterer

Catering is shopped early and in batches. Hosts planning a wedding or a company event start months out, pull names from venue vendor lists, The Knot, and coworkers, and build a shortlist of three to five caterers. Then they compare: sample menus, per-person ranges, photos from events like theirs, and how quickly each caterer answers.

Without a website, you get filtered out before the first conversation. A directory profile cannot hold your full menus, a PDF from last year reads as neglect, and no pricing signal at all makes hosts assume you are either too expensive or not established. The inquiry goes to the caterer whose offering they could actually evaluate.

A one-page site makes you easy to shortlist: sample menus by service style, buffet, plated, or stations, per-person starting ranges, galleries from real events, and an inquiry form that captures date, guest count, and venue. If you run HoneyBook, inquiries flow into the pipeline you already use. Your listings can keep working; the site gives hosts the details they need to decide whether to inquire.

  • Menus with numbers: sample menus and per-person starting prices by service style
  • Events like theirs: photos from weddings, corporate lunches, and backyard parties
  • Logistics: staffing, rentals, dietary accommodations, and service area
  • Follow-up: an inquiry form that gathers the event details you need

Hosts rarely hire the cheapest caterer. They hire the one who made planning feel handled, and that impression starts with how much a stranger can figure out from your site before ever emailing you.

How it works

Online in days, not months

1

We build your draft

Send your details and photos. We build a real site for you to review before you decide whether to launch it.

2

You approve, then go live

When you approve the draft, we connect your domain and launch the site.

3

We keep it running

From $39/month, we host it, make simple edits, and maintain the local-search basics.

Good to know

Questions, answered

Can my menus and packages go on the site?
Yes. We can lay out client-approved service styles, sample menus, and per-person pricing. Menu availability, final pricing, and event requirements are confirmed by the caterer before a booking is made.
Can clients request a quote online?
Yes. A simple quote request form collects the event date, guest count, and details. The caterer confirms availability, menu, and pricing before a date is reserved.
How fast can I be live?
We build your draft for review before you decide whether to launch it.
Will this replace my The Knot profile?
No. Keep your The Knot profile as a discovery channel. The site gives hosts a place to review menus, event galleries, and a quote request form, with links between the two.
What happens when menus or prices change?
Email us approved changes and we update the site as part of your $39/month plan.
Do I need professional photos?
No. Photos from real events can show your food and service. Use event images only when you have permission to publish them, and we can arrange approved photos into galleries.
Can inquiries go into HoneyBook?
Yes. If your configured workflow supports it, the inquiry request can link to or route into your HoneyBook intake. Otherwise, it can send to your inbox for normal follow-up.

See your free catering company website

Tell us about your business and we will build you a real example to review before you decide whether to launch it.

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