A website for your pizza van
A pizza van has no shopfront. The question people ask it is not "what do you sell" but "where are you tonight?" — and a site that answers that is worth more than any amount of presentation.
The schedule is the home page
On a restaurant site the opening hours sit halfway down. On a van's site they are the first thing: tonight's pitch, tomorrow's, Saturday's market. Editable from your phone in thirty seconds, because a change of pitch gets decided the same day.
- Tonight's pitch, with the address and the time you pack up.
- The week, so someone who ate once knows where to find you again.
- A button that navigates to the exact spot on the green, not the middle of the road.
- A way to say you've sold out early.
The part that pays for winter
Private events. Birthdays, weddings, company days: that's the turnover that carries the empty months, and it arrives through an enquiry form with the right fields — how many people, when, where, is there power. Four good fields beat a page of marketing.
What you get
Free on a super-pizza.app address: the menu, the pitch schedule, the map, the photos. £19 a month: your own domain and direct ordering, so you're ready when the queue turns up.
If the van is still a plan, the guide to starting one covers the licensing, the vehicle and the budget.