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Catering websites that serve up bookings.
Couples, office managers and party planners all want the same thing before they get in touch: menus, photos, a rough price per head and proof you’re reliable. We build catering websites that answer it all and bring in quote requests, for £39.99 a month.
Illustration: a quote request on your site
Three markets, one website
Each kind of event, its own menu and message.
A wedding couple and an office manager want very different things. Your site speaks to both.
Weddings
The big day, sorted
Wedding breakfasts, evening food, drinks receptions and tasting sessions. Couples want reassurance, photos and venues you’ve worked at.
Corporate
Lunches, launches & parties
Office managers book again and again. Clear menus, delivery details, invoicing and dietary labelling win repeat business.
Private & street food
Parties, festivals & food vans
Birthdays, christenings, garden parties and festival pitches - whether you bring a buffet or a whole food truck.
Why caterers need a website
People eat with their eyes first - especially online.
Choosing a caterer is a leap of faith. The customer won’t taste your food until the day itself, in front of all their guests. So they look for every clue they can find beforehand: photos, menus, reviews, hygiene rating, the events you’ve done.
Menus sell, PDFs don’t
Sample menus on your site - readable on a phone, with prices per head - turn browsers into enquiries. Nobody wants to download a blurry PDF on their lunch break.
Get better enquiries
A quote form that asks for date, guest numbers, location, style and dietary needs means you can price accurately in one go, instead of five emails back and forth.
Look established, win bigger events
Corporate clients and wedding couples need to trust you with something that matters. Your hygiene rating, insurance, allergen approach and photos of real events make you the safe choice.
What goes on a catering website
Everything they need to say “book it”.
A delicious-looking 3-5 page site that’s easy to read on a phone.
Sample menus
Buffets, canapés, sit-down, BBQ, grazing tables - readable on any screen.
Price per head guides
“From” prices that help customers budget before they ask.
Dietary & allergens
Vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free and allergen handling explained clearly.
Hygiene rating
Your Food Hygiene Rating shown and linked to the FSA listing.
Event gallery
Real photos from real events - the food, the setup, the team.
Quote request form
Date, guests, location, style and dietary needs in one go.
Areas & venues
Where you cater and venues you’ve worked at.
Reviews
Kind words from couples, companies and hosts.
Street food info
Your van, power needs, pitch size and where you’re trading next.
Avoid these
What puts customers off a caterer’s website.
Small things that send enquiries elsewhere.
Menus as downloads
PDFs are slow and fiddly on phones. Menus belong on the page.
No idea of cost
Without price guides, customers assume you’re out of budget and don’t ask.
Nothing on dietary needs
Almost every event has guests with allergies or preferences. Show you’ve got it covered.
Stock food photos
Customers can tell. Real photos of your food, even simple ones, build far more trust.
Catering websites, one price
£39.99 / month
No setup fee · No contract · Cancel anytime
Design, copywriting, domain, hosting, menus, gallery, quote form and 1 hour of changes every month - perfect for seasonal menus.
Start my catering website- Send us your menusMenus, prices, events you cater, areas and photos of your food.
- We design & write itMouth-watering copy and layout written around local catering searches.
- Quotes come inLive in about two weeks. Seasonal menu? Send it over and we’ll update it.
FAQ
Questions caterers ask us.
Why does a catering business need a website?
People booking caterers are planning something important - a wedding, a company event, a milestone birthday. They want to see menus, photos, prices per head and dietary options before asking for a quote. A professional website gives them all of that and makes you look like a safe pair of hands.
Can I show sample menus and price per head?
Yes. Sample menus for different occasions (buffets, canapés, sit-down dinners, BBQs, grazing tables) with "from" prices per head help customers budget and make your enquiries far more realistic.
Can the website show my food hygiene rating?
Yes. A good food hygiene rating is a real selling point. We show your rating and link to the Food Standards Agency listing, along with your allergen approach and any certifications.
I run a street food van. Is this for me?
Definitely. Street food traders get bookings for weddings, festivals, corporate days and private parties. We showcase your van, menu, the events you've done and a booking enquiry form - and link to your social channels for where you're trading this week.
How much does a catering website cost?
Agencies usually charge £1,000-£3,000 upfront for a catering website. GetOnWeb is £39.99 a month with no setup fee, including design, copywriting, domain, hosting, security and an hour of changes each month - ideal for seasonal menus.
Can customers request a quote online?
Yes. A quote form asks for the date, type of event, guest numbers, location, dietary requirements and budget, so you can send an accurate quote quickly.
More questions? Get in touch or read our guides for small businesses.
Put your menu in front of more people.
A catering website that books events, built and run for you. £39.99 a month, no setup fee.