Websites for street food traders

Website design for street food traders.

A website for your truck, trailer or gazebo, with your menu, where you are trading and a form for event enquiries. Built by a street food trader with over 300 events behind him. Fixed prices from £200.

What a street food site needs to do.

Most traders are found on Instagram first. The website is where an organiser, an office manager or a couple goes next, to check the menu and ask about a date.

Your menu, readable on a phone

Dishes, prices and dietary notes as text on the page, so it loads quickly on mobile data at a market and Google can read it.

Where you are trading

An events diary with your markets and pitches for the weeks ahead, so regulars can find you and organisers can see you are active.

An enquiry form that asks the right things

Date, guest numbers, venue and budget arrive with the first message, so you can quote for a private event the same day.

Which package fits

Three packages. Fixed prices.

Usual choice · One-Page Site

Most traders start with the One-Page Site. It covers the menu, photos, where to find you and the enquiry form on a single scrolling page.

If you want more corporate and wedding work, the Bookings Website at £600 adds a private events page and the Corporate Pack, a PDF with your per-head packages to send with every quote.

£200 one-off

One scrolling page on your own domain, with an enquiry form. Live in about 5 working days. Payment is in full before work starts. Every package includes 30 days of fixes after launch.

View an example one-page site for a street food trader
One-Page Site£200One scrolling page on your own domain, with an enquiry form. Live in about 5 working days.
Business Website£400Up to 5 pages, Google Business Profile set up and a sitemap submitted to Google. Live in about 2 weeks.
Bookings Website£600The Business Website plus a private events page, a quote request form and the Corporate Pack. Live in about 3 weeks.

You own the site and the content. Hosting is on a free Netlify account in your name and the domain is registered in your name. See what each package includes or what it costs to keep running.

Two free tools sit alongside the websites. The pitch fee checker and quote calculator help you decide whether an event is worth the fee and what to charge per head. The Trader Brief is a monthly list of checked corporate leads, wedding fairs and pitches by region.

FAQ

Common questions

I already have Instagram. What does a website add?

Instagram shows your food. A website puts your menu, a guide to your prices and an enquiry form in one place, on an address you own. Event planners and corporate clients often ask for a website before they book.

Can I show where I am trading each week?

Yes. The site can include an events diary. You send the dates and I update them under the care plan, or I show you how to change them yourself.

How quickly can a one-page site go live?

In about 5 working days, once I have your logo, menu, prices and photos.

Do I need to buy a domain name?

If you have one, I connect it at no extra cost. If you need one, it is usually £10 to £20 a year, registered in your name and paid directly to the registrar.

What does it cost to keep the site running?

Hosting is on a free Netlify account in your name, so the only required cost is your domain. The care plan at £15 a month is optional.