For charcuterie & grazing tables

Beautiful boards deserve real margins

You already know brie from taleggio. CaterKit handles the other half: what the board costs you, what to charge, and a quote your client can accept from their phone, with a deposit line that holds the date.

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

Gloved hands arrange figs, cured meats, and walnuts on a charcuterie board beside stacked plates and chafing dishes.

Every board prices itself per person

Scaling a table for 20 or 80 stops being guesswork: enter the cheeses, cured meats, fruit and crackers once with pack sizes and costs, and a "portion" can be a guest or a foot of table, whichever way you sell.

Quote it tonight

The inquiry lands at 8pm; your quote goes out at 8:15 — itemized, branded, with a deposit line and an accept button. No PDF attachments, no "let me get back to you Sunday."

Build day is a checklist

Shopping, prep, and pack lists build themselves from what you sold — scaled to the guest count, checkable with one hand while the other holds the cheese knife, working offline at the venue.

What grazing tables go for

A 30-guest grazing table, per person

$30.00 – $53.00

Total

$900.00 – $1,590.00

2026 market range: stations-style service, premium tier (cheeses, cured meats, specialty), two accompaniments, national cost average. Your number comes from your ingredients.

Adjust this estimate for your guest count and region — free, no signup.

Three things worth doing next

The deal, plainly

  • No setup fees.
  • Your clients pay you, into your own account.
  • No per-quote quotas.
  • Flat, published pricing — no surprises.
  • Export everything, free, on every tier, forever.

Free is real — no card, no countdown. See pricing for the exact table.