A food truck online ordering website that builds itself.

Yes, every plan comes with an online store, including Cart. It is generated automatically from your POS menu as soon as you add items, with names, prices, photos and stock. There is nothing separate to build or keep in sync. When you change a price or mark an item sold out at the window, the store reflects it.

It builds itself from the items you add in the POS. Categories, item names, prices, modifiers and photos all carry over, so the store matches your menu board. You do not maintain a second menu anywhere. Edit an item once in the POS and the store updates. Add a few good photos and a short description to your top items and the store does the rest.

Yes. Your Today's spot post shows on the store: where you are parked, your hours and a short note. Customers see your location and live menu on one page, so the store becomes the link you share everywhere. Update the post each morning from your phone, and edit it if you move. More on /features/todays-location-posts/.

Yes, where you turn order-ahead on. Customers choose items on your store and pick up at the window, which keeps the line moving at lunch rushes and office parks. Sold-out items do not show, so nobody orders what you cannot make. You can leave ordering off on days when you only want walk-up sales, such as a packed festival.

Your store comes with its own link that you can share right away. If you want a site on your own domain with a custom design, a schedule page and catering pages, that is what the managed website is for; we build it and connect your domain. See /managed-website/ for what is included, or /bundle/ to get it with the Truck plan.

Add a photo to each item in the POS and it shows on the store. Use clear photos of your real food, taken in good light, ideally your top sellers first. You do not need a photo for every item; a few strong ones carry the page. Avoid stock images, since customers expect the dish to look like the picture at the window.

No. The online store comes with every plan at no extra cost, including Cart. Some POS systems charge separately for online ordering; ours is part of the plan because a truck's menu and location need to be online anyway. The managed website is a separate option if you want a custom-built site on your own domain.

No. When you mark an item sold out at the window, it stops showing on the store as well, so customers do not order something you have run out of. Switch it back on when you restock. This is one of the main reasons the store is built from the POS: one switch updates both places, with no second menu to forget about.

Share one link everywhere. Put it in your Instagram bio, Google listing, WhatsApp status and on a QR code at the window, so people waiting can scan it and see the menu. Mention order-ahead when the line is long. Post Today's spot every morning so regulars learn the link always has the current location.