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A food truck website that says where you are

Suddn gives your food truck a website with your menu, your hours for each day and a notice line at the top that says where you're parked today. It's free for a one-page website; Pro, available at launch, is $16.67 a month billed yearly or $19.99 monthly and adds a multi-page website and an Order online button.

Your address appears here as you type.

Free to start. No account needed until you publish.

2 themes for food trucks

Every theme is free, with palettes or your own colour. Open an example to try it on a phone.

A Suddn template.

Templates for food trucks

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"Where are you today?"

Your customers' first question isn't what's on the menu. It's where you are today. You answer it in Instagram stories that are gone in 24 hours, and in replies to the same message ten times a week.

A truck's website has an odd job: the menu barely changes, but where you park does. A website you set up once and never touch is wrong by the second day, so many trucks give up and live on Instagram alone.

Suddn handles it with a notice line at the very top of your website. Before you open the window, you change it from your phone: "Today: Riverside Park by the splash pad, 11:30 to 2". It's live the moment you save.

What your food truck website includes

Free · $0

  • A notice line at the top for today's spot, changed from your phone
  • Your menu with prices, groups and photos
  • Hours for each day of the week (one opening per day), with Open now
  • One address and a location note, or just your city if you'd rather leave the street out
  • Instagram, Facebook and TikTok links
  • A Questions section for your usual week, events and catering
  • Call, Directions and Message buttons (Message stays off until you turn it on)
  • QR codes for the truck window, the menu board and flyers
  • The Counter theme with its name-as-a-sign look, or Commons, with palettes and your own colour
  • A photo gallery: 50 photos and 500 MB, and every image counts (logo too)

Pro · from $16.67 /mo

  • Order online buttons for Uber Eats, DoorDash or SkipTheDishes, if you sell through them
  • A multi-page website: Home, Menu, About, Photos and Contact, each its own page with navigation
  • Stats for Call taps and Directions taps, as well as views
  • 5 GB for photos, and no Made with Suddn badge
  • Online payments and ordering on your website (Business) Coming soon
  • Your own domain (Pro) Coming soon

What a food truck menu looks like

Northbound Bao is an example food truck menu, here to show a short menu that works from a window. Rosa's Taqueria, an example taqueria, shows the Counter theme live.

Example content

  • Pork belly bao$13Two bao, hoisin, pickled cucumber, crushed peanuts
  • Crispy tofu bao$12Two bao, sweet chili, slaw. Vegan
  • Korean fried chicken$11Gochujang glaze, sesame. Half order $11, full order $18
  • Kimchi fries$10Fries, kimchi, gochujang mayo, green onion
  • Bao combo$19Any two bao, fries and a can of pop
  • Canned drinks$2.50Pop, sparkling water, iced tea

Today's spot, at the top of your website

The notice line is the first thing people see. Change it each morning from the dashboard on your phone ("Today: the brewery on Mill Street, 4 to 9") and it's live as soon as you save. On every plan.

Print a QR code for the truck window and your flyers. It opens your website, so people who liked lunch today can check tomorrow where you'll be.

What the website can and can't do for a truck

Your website has one fixed address, and the Directions button uses it. Pick your usual spot or your home base, or leave the street out and show only your city. The notice line is what tells people where you are today.

Hours are one opening per day: Tuesday 11:30 to 2, Thursday 5 to 9, and so on, with Open now worked out for you. Two openings in one day, like a lunch stop and an evening stop, aren't possible yet, so put the second one in the notice line.

Questions from food truck owners

How do I tell people where we're parked today?

With the notice line at the top of your website. Change it from your phone before you open, and it's live as soon as you save.

What address should I put if we move every day?

Your usual spot, your home base or only your city. The street is optional, and the Directions button goes to whichever address you enter, so the notice line is what tells people today's spot.

We do lunch downtown and dinner at a brewery. Can I show both?

Not as two openings yet. Each day has one opening for now, so enter the longer shift as your hours and put the other stop in the notice line.

Can I show our usual weekly schedule?

Yes, in words. Your hours show one opening per day, and you can write where you usually park each day in your About text or as a question in your Questions section. The notice line stays for today.

Can people book the truck for weddings and events?

Yes, by calling or texting you. Food businesses don't get a quote form on Suddn, so add a question like "Do you do private events?" with what you need to know, and turn on the Message button if your number can receive texts.

We close for the winter. What happens to the website?

It stays up. Free is $0 all year, so put "Closed for the season, back in April" in the notice line and your menu and photos stay there for anyone looking you up.

Can I link our Instagram and TikTok?

Yes. Your website has links for Instagram, Facebook and TikTok, so people can follow your stories as well as check the notice line.

Your website, live in under a minute.

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