Food Truck & Cart Services

Mobile service, booked and routed.

Trucks, carts, and mobile bars. Take event bookings, plan the route, keep permits and insurance where you can find them, and know what each stop actually earned.

Two customers ordering at the window of a green food truck parked by a park, the cook taking their order behind a chalkboard menu

What a mobile service operation can include

A moving kitchen has its own logistics — locations, permits, staffing, and a service window that can’t slip.

Private event bookings

Weddings, corporate lots, and block parties booked with a minimum and a service window.

Route & location scheduling

Plan recurring stops and one-off locations on the same calendar as your events.

Service windows

Set arrival, service, and breakdown times so clients know exactly what they’re buying.

Permits & insurance records

Keep certificates and permits attached to the business, ready when a venue asks.

Crew scheduling

Assign who’s driving, who’s on the window, and who’s prepping before the truck rolls.

Per-service cost tracking

Fuel, mileage, supplies, and food cost tied to the stop that generated them.

How it runs on SRVE

1

Set up

  • Service packages and minimums
  • Locations, routes, and recurring stops
  • Permits, insurance, and equipment
  • Crew roles and rates
2

Book

  • Event inquiries with location and window
  • Contract, deposit, and final balance
  • Calendar blocks with travel time
  • Client notes and requirements
3

Deliver

  • Supply list per service
  • Crew assignments and run times
  • Mileage and fuel logged on site
  • Revenue and cost per stop

The same platform underneath.

Whatever you sell, the business runs the same way — and every capability is on one page.

A storefront that shows food truck and cart services with real menus, photos, pricing, and reviews

Quotes, contracts, deposits, and invoices on one clean path from inquiry to paid

A calendar that enforces your hours, travel radius, and buffer time before a booking lands

Shopping lists, receipts, mileage, and expenses tied back to the order that caused them

See the full platform

Add another revenue stream

Most operators sell more than one thing. Each service gets its own packages and pricing — under one storefront and one calendar.

Every stop, accounted for.

Bookings, routes, and costs in one place.