A website for your pizza food truck
A pizza truck has no storefront. The question people ask it isn’t “what do you sell” but “where are you today?” A site that answers that is worth more than any amount of branding.
The schedule is the home page
On a restaurant’s site the hours sit halfway down the page. On a food truck’s site they come first: today’s stop, tomorrow’s, the brewery on Saturday, the farmers market on Sunday. Editable from your phone in thirty seconds, because a change of spot usually gets decided the same morning.
- Today’s stop, with the address and the time you shut the window.
- The week ahead, so someone who ate once knows where to find you again.
- A button that navigates to the exact corner of the lot, not the middle of the block.
- A way to say you’ve sold out early.
The part that carries the slow months
Catering. Weddings, birthday parties, office lunches, school events, brewery nights: that’s the revenue that gets a truck through winter, and it comes in through an inquiry form with the right fields. How many guests, what date, what address, is there power or do you run the generator. Four good fields beat a page of marketing copy, and they save you a round of emails before you can quote.
What you get
Free on a super-pizza.app address: the menu, the schedule, the map, the photos. $19 a month, plus applicable sales tax: your own domain and direct ordering, so the line can order ahead while you’re still stretching dough.
If the truck is still a plan, our guide to starting one walks through what it takes to get on the road.