Plate 152026

The inquiry that
gets answered.

A wedding or a corporate booking is decided over days, across several sites open in the same tab. The site that replies first, and keeps replying, is the one that gets the date held.

Builds

From $7,500, about six weeks

Audit

$500-$1,500, credited to a build

Handoff

Everything, always

- What the build includes

Built for
the inquiry.

Every Foundation Build carries the same six pieces; here is what each one does for a catering or events business specifically.

  • - Tracking that shows which ads and pages bring in real event inquiries
  • - Email follow-up written and sent automatically after every inquiry
  • - A payment stack for deposits and final balances
  • - A CRM populated with existing clients and tagged, so no inquiry is missed
  • - Search and AI visibility set up so people planning an event find you
  • - Session recording on your inquiry form, so you can see where people stall

- Asked plainly

Three questions,
straight answers.

What does a catering or events website cost here?
Builds start at $7,500 and land on a working URL in about six weeks. The audit that sizes one is $500 to $1,500 and credits in full against the build. Your own number is quoted once, after a short conversation.
Do you build the inquiry form and the follow-up?
Yes - a CRM populated with existing clients and tagged, and email follow-up written and sent automatically after every inquiry, so a wedding or corporate lead never sits unanswered.
What happens if I leave?
Nothing. You already have it - the code, the domain, the photos, the analytics and the ad account. There is no platform to be locked out of, because I never put you on one.

Every build starts the same way, whatever the industry. See the Build engagement →

- On contact. Taking work now.

Bring the brief.
I'll bring the receipts.

Have a site? Send the URL and I come back with what I see. No site yet? Tell me what the business does and what it needs, and the reply starts with questions, not a pitch. Either way, you hear back within one business day.

What should your site do first?