Food Truck Website Design
Food truck websites that load
in the middle of a festival.
Your customers look you up on their phones, often standing in a crowd with one bar of signal. I build food truck sites that load fast there and show them what they came for.
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to find, fast.
Someone searching for your truck wants a few things, and they want them now. These are the things I build into every food truck site.
Your Full Menu, on Its Own Page
A real menu page that's easy to read on a phone, not a blurry photo of a chalkboard. Customers can see what you serve before they walk over.
Catering and Other Services, Up Front
Catering, private events, or anything else guests don't always know you offer, placed where people see it, so the site brings in more than lunch-line traffic.
Fast on a Weak Signal
Lightweight pages and optimized photos, so the site loads at a festival, a brewery lot, or anywhere else the signal is bad.
One Tap to Reach You
Your phone number and booking info stay one tap away, so someone planning an event can reach you right then.
Captain Franks Hotdog Emporium, Danville, KY.
Captain Franks didn't have a real web presence, so new customers couldn't easily find the truck, see the menu, or learn about their other services. I built a fun, mobile-first site around where customers actually use it: on a phone, often at a festival. It has a full menu page and puts their lesser-known services front and center.
The site scores 98/100 on Google PageSpeed, even on a festival's weak signal, and brought a 16.3% increase in vendors reaching out.
Read the full Captain Franks website case study.
Hand-coded, and handled for you.
Every food truck site is hand-coded in HTML and CSS. No page builders, no plugins to break, and no platform lock-in. Custom code vs. WordPress
Almost every visitor to a food truck site is on a phone. I design for the small screen first, so the menu and your contact info are easy to read without pinching or zooming.
Titles, descriptions, and schema on every page, with your website matched to your Google Business Profile. Ongoing local SEO is available on the Growth and Dominate plans.
I target a 100/100 Google PageSpeed score on every build. For a food truck, that's the difference between a customer seeing your menu and giving up in line.
Free SSL/HTTPS and secure Cloudflare hosting on every site.
Need a new photo, a changed phone number, or a new service added? With website management, you reach me directly and changes are done within 48 hours.
What a food truck website costs.
Builds start at $3,000 for a five-page site, which covers most food trucks: a home page, menu, catering or events, about, and contact. You pay half up front and half at launch, and the site is yours.
After launch, a monthly plan keeps the site hosted and up to date, starting at $250. The Growth plan adds Google Business Profile management and new service or location pages each month. Most projects take about 30 days. See website pricing for the details, or read how the custom website design process works.
Common Questions About Food Truck Websites
How much does a food truck website cost?
Builds start at $3,000 for a five-page site. $4,000 adds five to six dedicated service pages. You pay half up front and half at launch, and the site is yours. Monthly plans start at $250 for hosting, small edits, and upkeep.
How long does a food truck website take to build?
Projects typically take about 30 days, depending on the complexity of the project, how quickly content arrives, and feedback.
Is a Facebook page enough for a food truck?
It's a good start for regulars, but most people who have never heard of you search Google, and a Facebook page rarely shows up well there. I wrote more about it in Do I Really Need a Website for My Business?
Do you work with food trucks outside Kentucky?
Yes. I work with businesses nationwide, and my whole process is remote: consultation, design, launch, and ongoing support all happen by phone, video, and email.
Who owns the website?
You do. You pay for the build, so the website is yours. If you ever leave, I'll help you move it to whatever hosting platform or developer you want to work with.
See what your food truck site is
costing you.
I'll review your current website and show you, in plain English, what it's missing. No cost, no pressure. Or call me at (859) 516-8410.
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