Your booking page, your quotes, your numbers

Quote catering jobs in minutes, not evenings.

Photograph a menu, price it from your own recipes, and send a quote your client can accept and sign the same evening.

Free is 2 new events a month — no card, no countdown.

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Menu photo → signed quote · 3 min
A caterer photographing a printed menu on a sunlit kitchen table — fresh herbs, olive oil, and stacked plates nearby.

How it works

Same evening: photograph a menu, CaterKit drafts the recipes, you send the quote.

Hands holding a phone above a printed catering menu on a wooden table, taking a photo.1

Snap

No typing a recipe list from scratch — photograph a printed menu, or paste one in.

A caterer in a linen apron leaning on her kitchen counter, checking the drafted recipes on her phone.2

Review

CaterKit drafts the recipes from the photo. You add your prices and check them before anything counts.

A couple at their dining table, planner open, happily reading the quote together on one phone.3

Send

Turn the dishes you kept into a branded quote your client opens and accepts on their phone.

Your own booking page

Let clients start the quote themselves

Share one link. Your branded booking page lets clients browse your menu, pick dishes, and see a live estimate — then send it straight to you, already shaped like a quote.

Somewhere for "can you cater our…" to land

Instead of a full inbox, a page that looks like you — your logo, your color, your menu.

A live estimate, from your real prices

Clients see a rough number as they pick — your published menu prices, per head — so you both start from the same page. It's labeled an estimate, and nothing is final until a quote goes out and is accepted.

You approve every draft

Nothing is booked and nothing is charged until a request is accepted — by hand, or by rules you set. Anything outside those rules lands as a draft you review, adjust, and send in your own voice. When clients pay through the platform, Stripe processes the payment on your own connected account — the money settles to you, never into a CaterKit balance.

See how your booking page works

Built for the whole job

The parts caterers actually lose evenings to: costing, quoting, and event-day prep.

What your crew sees

Your crew sees the lists, never your margins

Staff accounts open in day-of mode: the shopping, prep, and pack lists, nothing else.

Team includes 3 seats, add up to 15.

A styled catering table at golden hour — plated dishes, wildflower centerpieces, and string lights, ready for guests.
Event day, handled.

One app, everywhere you work

CaterKit runs in any browser today — the iPhone and Android apps are on the way. Your recipes, quotes, and events stay in sync everywhere you sign in. Quote from your laptop at the desk, check prep off your phone's browser in the kitchen.

The fine print, up front

The parts most apps bury, said plainly.

You approve everything

Imports arrive as drafts. You decide. Nothing lands in your recipes or quotes until you've checked it.

Your money, your accounts

Clients pay you directly — your money lands in your own accounts and never sits in a CaterKit balance.

No pricing surprises

Flat plans, published prices, no setup fees. If pricing ever changes, you’ll hear it from us 30 days ahead — never from a bigger invoice.

Free means free

2 new events a month, for as long as you like. No card up front, no trial countdown.

Free catering calculators

No signup. The same math our product runs.

Free too, and no signup either: what catering costs by guest count, a plain-English glossary of catering terms, and catering license requirements by state. Cooking one trade most weeks? There are pages for wedding caterers, corporate drop-off, BBQ caterers, grazing tables, and meal prep.

Questions, answered.

Do you take a cut of my jobs?

Your plan is one flat monthly price. Card payments carry the processor's rate plus a small CaterKit platform fee — 2% on Free, 1% on Solo, 0.5% on Pro, 0.5% on Team — settled at payment time. Prefer your own payment links (Venmo, Zelle, your own Stripe)? They keep working on every plan, with no fee, forever.

Where does my clients’ money actually go?

Clients pay you directly — your money lands in your own accounts and never sits in a CaterKit balance.

Do I have to type my whole menu in?

No. Photograph a printed menu — or paste one in — and CaterKit drafts the recipes from it. You price the ingredients and check them before anything counts.

What if a drafted recipe is wrong?

You fix it before it matters. Every drafted recipe waits for your review — edit it or toss it, and nothing counts until you approve it.

Can clients book themselves on my page?

They build the request and see a live estimate — nothing is booked or charged until it’s accepted.

What happens to my data if I leave?

Export everything, free, on every tier, forever. The record walks with you.

More in the pricing FAQ

CaterKit Solo, Pro & Team

What a paid plan adds

Three steps up from Free. On Solo your client signs the whole job from their phone. On Pro you know what every event really made. Team adds the seats — and the day-of view your crew signs in to.

Solo

Client portal & e-sign

Your client reads, signs, and accepts the whole job from their phone. No printing, no chasing a signature. You get pinged the moment they do.

Pro

Event P&L & reports

Quoted versus actual on every event, so you know what each job really made. Export accountant-ready CSV at tax time.

Compare Pro & Team

Flat pricing. No games.

Start free, and upgrade when it's earning its keep.

Free

$0

The trial that never expires. No card, no countdown.

Start free

Solo

$79/mo

Win the job. Unlimited events, quotes, and recipes — documents in your brand, a client portal with e-signatures, and quotes that chase themselves.

Start with Solo

Pro

$149/mo

Know what you made. The real P&L on every event, monthly reports, and a CSV your bookkeeper can import.

Start with Pro

Team

$219/mo

Run the operation. Seats for your crew, the biggest import pool, and priority support.

Start with Team

Compare plans

A note from the founder

Hi — I'm building CaterKit because quoting a catering job shouldn't take longer than cooking it. Too many talented caterers give up their evenings to spreadsheet math on food they could cost in their sleep.

CaterKit is independent: one founder, no sales team, no lock-in. If it hands you back an evening a week, it's earning its keep. If it doesn't, the free plan never expires and your data exports with you.

— The founder · Ardeo Labs LLC

A caterer serving small plates to smiling guests at a golden-hour outdoor table.

Get your evenings back.

Photograph tonight's menu. Send the quote before the kitchen's clean.

Free is 2 new events a month, no card, no countdown.