Does any of this sound familiar?
Event inquiries arrive by text, DM and voicemail with no headcount, date or budget attached
You quote the same wedding and office lunch packages by hand, over and over
Dates get held on a promise and released with no deposit to show for it
Your menu lives in a PDF or a Facebook post that is out of date the day you change a price
Pickup and drop-off orders pile up on paper, and nobody knows what is ready
Planners searching "caterer near me" find competitors with a real website first
A custom-built website solves every one of these — for good.
Everything Your Catering Business Needs
Event Quote Request Form
Planners enter the date, guest count, event type, venue and service style up front, so every inquiry lands with what you need to price it.
Online Ordering
Customers order trays, plates and boxed lunches from your live menu for pickup or delivery, with order cut-off times you set.
Deposits and Card Payments
Collect a deposit to hold an event date and take full payment online through Square, so a booked date is a paid date.
Menus and Packages You Edit
Per-person packages, add-ons and seasonal items you update yourself from your Business Suite dashboard. No PDF to re-export, no developer to call.
Event Calendar and Capacity
Block dates you are already committed to and cap how many events or orders you take per day, so you never overbook the kitchen.
Confirmations and Order Updates
Automatic email confirmations and receipts for every order and event request, plus status updates when an order is ready.
What a catering website has to do that a restaurant site doesn't
A restaurant sells a plate. A caterer sells an event: a date, a headcount, a location, a menu and a level of service. A plain contact form makes you ask all of that by text. A catering quote request asks for it up front, so you can answer with a real number instead of a round of questions.
Drop-off trays and small orders are different again. Those can be ordered and paid online like a pickup order, with a set lead time, while weddings and corporate events go through the quote request and a deposit to hold the date.
Deposits that hold the date
In wedding and event season, a date you hold for someone who never pays is a date you could have sold. With Square checkout on the Website + Business Suite package, the client pays a deposit when they accept the quote, and the date shows as booked on your calendar. The balance can be collected before the event.
Real catering work
I'm A Servant First LLC is an upscale Southern caterer. Bizfloo built a menu showcase spread over several pages, a specialty dishes spotlight, an event photo gallery and an interactive quote request builder, so clients can see the food and ask for a quote in one place.
CL's Smokin Barrels runs a BBQ trailer and a catering business from the same site: plate pre-orders for pop-ups, a pop-up schedule and catering requests for weddings, church events and offices.
Real Results for Catering Businesses
$250
Website package, one-time fee
$500
Website + Business Suite with online ordering & deposits
$0
Interest on payment plans for every tier
Raleigh, NC
Home base, building for caterers nationwide
CL's Smokin Barrels: BBQ Food Trailer & Catering, Jacksonville, NC
Slow-smoked Southern BBQ from a food trailer. On the site Bizfloo built, customers pre-order plates before a pop-up, find where the trailer is next, and request catering for weddings, church events and offices.
Transparent Pricing — No Surprises
Website
$250
- Custom-coded site
- Contact forms
- Mobile-first + basic SEO
Website + Business Suite
$500
- Everything in Website
- Booking / payments
- Your Business Suite dashboard
Enterprise
From $1,000
- Memberships + staff logins
- Integrations + automations
- Anything else is quoted
Catering website FAQ
How much does a catering website cost?
Bizfloo's Website package is $250, Website + Business Suite is $500 and Enterprise starts at $1,000. Caterers who want online ordering, quote requests and deposits fit Website + Business Suite.
Can clients request a catering quote online?
Yes. The quote request asks for the event date, headcount, location, menu choices and budget, so you can reply with a price.
Can I take deposits for events?
Yes. Deposits run through Square checkout on the Website + Business Suite package, and the date shows as booked on your calendar once it's paid.
Can customers order trays or small orders online?
Yes. Smaller orders can be ordered and paid online with a lead time you set, while larger events go through the quote request.
Do you have catering clients I can look at?
Yes. I'm A Servant First LLC and CL's Smokin Barrels are both live Bizfloo catering sites.
Ready to Build Your Catering Website?
Tell us how you cater, from drop-off trays to full weddings, and we'll build a website that takes the order, the request and the deposit for you.
No calls, no pressure — just message us.