Catering
A catering website that routes weddings, corporate and private events to the right packages, each with sample menus and an Enquire button that asks the date, the headcount and the occasion, with tastings booked onto your calendar, every quote request answered within about a minute and a brand voice kept across every proposal page.
SarahCatering dashboard
Example
This week's work
Reply to a 120-guest wedding requestElena · Lead & CRM ManagerWaiting for you
Corporate Christmas packagePriya · Content ManagerApproved
Spring wedding season campaignMarcus · Social Media ManagerWaiting for youYour website
Arthur builds your site around your business: your name, your colours, your photos and the pages a catering company needs. These are 7 he has built for catering, shown as a visitor sees them. Yours is next.
Built in
Every catering company website comes with its own packages section you keep up to date in plain words, and every way a customer can reach you lands in Clients with Sarah's reply already drafted.
Add, change or hide a package by telling Sarah, or edit it yourself; the website updates at once.
Then Sarah takes overA reply drafted within about a minute, sent when you approve it, and every morning a list of who to contact.The challenge
A planner emails four caterers on Monday; the one who replies first with a sensible range gets the tasting, and you are on site until nine.
Sarah drafts a reply to every quote request within about a minute, with the package and sample menu linked, and sends it when you approve.
No date, no numbers, no sense of budget, and a long back-and-forth before you know if the job is real.
The Enquire button on each package asks the date, the headcount and the occasion first, so the request lands in Clients ready to price.
Spring weddings and December corporate parties crowd the diary; the quiet months between have no campaign behind them.
Marcus plans the year around your seasons and Leo keeps one voice across the packages and posts that fill the gaps.
The system
Weddings, corporate and private routes with sample menus and an Enquire button that asks the right questions.
Your team
Every AI plan includes Sarah and five specialists you choose. For a catering company, this is the team we recommend.
SarahDigital Marketing ManagerPlans the month, briefs the team and brings the work back for your yes.
PriyaContent ManagerWrites the package pages, sample menus and event stories.
LeoBrand CopywriterKeeps one brand voice from the hero to the proposal.MarcusSocial Media ManagerPlans the year of social around your seasons.
JamesSEO StrategistMaps the catering searches for your area and occasions.ElenaLead & CRM ManagerKeeps every quote request in Clients until it is won or closed.The first thirty days
Every step runs on an engine that exists today, and nothing goes live until you approve it.
Arthur builds the site with your event routes, packages and sample menus; the Enquire button asks date, headcount and occasion and the Book button puts tastings on your calendar.
James maps the catering searches for your area and occasions; Priya writes the first package pages in Leo's voice.
Marcus plans the seasons and drafts the first month with your event photos, waiting for your approval.
Sarah drafts a reply to every request within about a minute and your morning list shows who is still deciding; the chatbot answers minimums, dietary and travel questions from your facts.
Plan fit
Sarah, five specialists and the website chatbot for one business.
See the plan Several brands or kitchens Growth $99/monthThree websites and businesses on Growth, ten on Pro, each with its own brand.
See the plan A catering group Enterprise By engagementAn engagement built around your strategy and every department.
Explore EnterpriseSomething specific to your business? Write to us and a person answers.
No. Sarah drafts the first reply with the package and sample menu linked; the price and the proposal are yours. The site does not take deposits or payments.
Yes, as a from-price per head on each package or in a plain FAQ on how pricing works; either way the enquiry asks for the facts you need to quote.
Yes. Platters and drop-off packages carry an Order button that sends the order request into Clients; you confirm and take payment your way.
From your events, with the creative engine filling gaps in your brand; every image waits for your approval.
Growth runs three websites and businesses and Pro runs ten, each with its own packages and calendar.
Arthur builds your site, Sarah and her team start on the first month, and you approve every step. No card.
