Food truck website builder
A food truck website builder for where you are and what is available now.
Kitch helps food trucks keep a live page for menu, location, hours, specials, QR scans, and social traffic without rebuilding a site every time the truck moves.
Starter starts at 49/month in supported local currencies and includes website, menu, QR, direct ordering and Tell Kitch. Bring a domain you already own if you want a custom web address. Kitch does not sell or register domains.
Kitch uses the restaurant context and moves the supported work forward.
Say what changed or what you want done.
It uses the restaurant context behind the request.
Kitch helps execute or prepare the supported work with the right boundaries.
Who this is for
Built for restaurant people, not software people.
Food trucks, pop-ups, market vendors, mobile coffee carts, festival vendors, and small mobile food businesses that need guests to find the current stop and menu quickly.
The point
Less software to operate.
Food truck information is time-sensitive. The menu changes, the stop changes, service ends early, weather shifts plans, and festival details matter. A static website or link list often fails because guests need the current answer before they decide to walk over or order.
Things you can ask
Who this is for
Kitch is for mobile food businesses where the guest needs a fast answer: where are you, when are you serving, what is on the menu, what is sold out, and how do I order or book you. A food truck page should be light, current, and phone-first.
It works for single trucks, pop-ups, market vendors, mobile coffee carts, and festival operators that need one live destination.
The common problem
Food trucks often use social posts as the source of truth, but not every guest sees the latest post. A website may show the brand but not today’s stop. A QR may point to a menu that does not reflect the event. Guests need current information before they commit to finding the truck.
Kitch gives the truck one page that can update around service: location notes, hours, menu availability, promos, and CTAs.
What Kitch replaces
Kitch can replace a simple food truck website, a generic link-in-bio page, a static menu PDF, and temporary event landing pages. It can also act as the QR destination printed on the truck, window, packaging, or market sign.
The same live page can serve search traffic, social traffic, QR scans, and event guests.
Examples
A taco truck can add a festival special and hide sold-out birria. A coffee cart can update the market location and hours. A pop-up can publish a one-night menu with pickup instructions. A truck can link catering inquiries from the same page guests use at service.
Questions
Get the facts.
- Can I update my truck location?
- Yes. Kitch can show current location or service notes and keep the page useful for social and QR traffic.
- Can the QR code stay on the truck?
- Yes. Keep the QR pointed at the same live page while you update menu, hours, and promos.
- Can I use this for pop-ups?
- Yes. Kitch is a good fit for pop-ups, markets, festivals, and temporary menus.
- Can I link catering or private events?
- Yes. Add catering, booking, or inquiry CTAs to the page.
Your restaurant
What do you want off your plate?
Tell Kitch what you need. Start with the outcome and let the restaurant context carry the rest.