Food truck website design we build and look after.

We design and build a custom website for your truck and look after it: menu, schedule and catering pages, hosting, updates and fixes, local search setup and monthly content changes. You send the details and photos, we handle the rest. It is a full site with your branding, separate from the auto-generated store that comes with the POS plans.

A typical build takes about 10 business days from when we have your details, logo and photos. The main thing that slows a build is waiting on content, so have your menu, a few good photos and your catering info ready. We send you a preview before launch so you can ask for changes. Larger or unusual requests can take longer.

Yes, if you cancel before launch. The managed website setup fee is refundable within 14 days, as long as the site has not gone live. After launch, the setup fee covers work already done. The setup fee is waived completely in the Full Rig bundle. Full details are in /terms/.

Yes. Monthly content changes are included, such as new menu items, updated prices, new photos, schedule updates or catering details. Send us what you want changed and we make it. Bigger changes, like a new section or a redesign, we will talk through with you first. Fixes when something breaks are always included.

Yes. We connect the website to a domain you own, or help you choose one if you do not have one yet. Keep the domain registered in your name so it stays yours whatever happens. We set it up so your site loads on that address, and we can point people from your POS store link to the site too.

No. The managed website is sold on its own and does not require a GetFoodTruckPOS plan. If you already use another POS and just want a better site, that works. If you want both, the Full Rig bundle combines the Truck plan with the managed website and a marketing snapshot, with the setup fee waived. See /bundle/.

It is built to give you the best chance. Local search setup is included: clear page titles, your menu and schedule as text Google can read, and a structure that matches how people search for food trucks nearby. No one can promise a ranking, and we will not. Keeping your schedule and Google listing up to date helps as much as the site itself.

For commissary kitchens, catering kitchens and ghost kitchens, our sister service KitchenWebStudio builds managed websites suited to that kind of business. GetFoodTruckPOS sites are built around trucks, carts and pop-ups: menus, daily spots, event schedules and catering inquiries. If you run both a truck and a catering kitchen, we can point you to the right fit.

Yes. Catering pages are included, with a form for inquiries so event organizers can send dates, guest counts and details. Inquiries come to you so you can reply with a quote. If you want automatic follow-up texts, lead tracking and review requests after the event, the Full Rig bundle adds a GoHighLevel snapshot that handles that.