Websites for food trucks
Food truck websites that answer “where are you today?” before anyone asks.
Let's Think Media Group builds websites for food trucks across Rhode Island, Massachusetts and New England. Your truck moves, so the site always shows today's stop, hours and menu, calls a rain-out in one tap, and turns wedding and office-lunch inquiries into booked dates. An AI phone agent takes the call while your hands are on the griddle.
Free demo in about 5 minutes · Live in as little as 1 day · From $29.95/mo
Sound familiar?
You can cook through a Saturday rush. It's everything around it that eats you: the same question again and again, a forecast that turns at 2 PM, a wedding inquiry buried under lunch orders. Here is where the day leaks.
- The question
“Where are you today?”
It lands in your DMs, your texts and the comments on last week's post. You answer one and three more arrive. The people who don't ask just go somewhere else.
- The forecast
Rain at 2 PM, and a lot already planned
You decide to pull out of the brewery night, then have to tell people on three apps while you're loading the truck. Someone drives over anyway and finds a shut window.
- The stale post
Last Tuesday's stop is still pinned
An old schedule is worse than none. Someone drives twenty-five minutes to an empty lot, and it doesn't feel like their mistake. It feels like yours.
- The wedding
“How much for 80 people?” with no date
A catering inquiry shows up with a headcount and nothing else, in the middle of lunch. By the time you ask the date, the venue and the allergies, they've written to the next truck.
- The heat
A hot kitchen and no free hands
Both hands are in the work and the phone is on the counter, buzzing. You're not ignoring anyone. You just can't be a cook and a switchboard at the same time.
A site that always knows where you are
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Today's stop, pinned at the top
One block with today's location, hours and a map link, above everything else. Change it in a minute from your phone, and the question stops arriving.
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A weekly route that reads like a timetable
Brewery nights, office-park lunches, the farmers' market and the festival weekends laid out by day and hour. Regulars plan their week around it, and nobody has to scroll a feed.
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A one-tap rain call
Flip the day to “moved” or “called off” and the banner changes everywhere on the site at once, with your next stop under it. No retyping it on three apps with flour on your hands.
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Today's menu, with a sold-out switch
The menu is a list you control: mark the fish tacos sold out at 7 PM and they're struck through before the next customer reads it. Nobody drives over for something that's gone.
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Catering requests that arrive with a date
Date, headcount, venue, indoor or outdoor and dietary needs, asked in the order you'd ask them. You open one message with what you need to say yes, or no, in thirty seconds.
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Season and festival pages
A page for the fall festival, the summer beach run or the holiday party season, switched on when it matters and off when it doesn't. The page you share in a flyer or a vendor application, with the facts on it.
12:40 PM · the lunch rush
You're at the griddle. The site isn't.
It's a hundred degrees in the truck and both hands are busy. “Are you out today?” has to be answered by something that isn't you.
The flap board
Pick today's stop, tell the board the weather, and mark what's sold out. The board flips to exactly what a customer sees, with the text you'd send back. Every question it answers is one you didn't get at 11 AM. Example stops and hours, not yours.
- “Where are you today?”
- “What time do you close?”
- “Do you still have the tacos?”
- “Are you rained out?”
A fictional truck with example stops. Your site shows your own stops, hours and menu, and we never make them up for you.
| What a customer needs | Without a board | With one |
|---|---|---|
| Where | “Where are you today?” in four places. | Today's stop pinned at the top, with a map link. |
| Hours | Last week's post, still up. | Today's open and close, nothing else. |
| Menu | They arrive and the tacos are gone. | Sold-out items struck through as you run out. |
| Weather | A drive to a shut window. | “Called off, next stop Friday” the moment you decide. |
See what your truck's site could look like
Here's a concept for a made-up truck, Gull Street Griddle. Yours gets your name, your stops, your menu and your photos. And you see your own free demo before you pay anything.
Find the truck. Skip the guessing.
Smash burgers, fish tacos and hand-cut fries. Today's stop, hours and menu are right here, always current.
When the phone rings in the rush
It's a Friday at 12:20 at the office-park stop. There's a line, six tickets on the rail and a phone buzzing on the counter.
Friday, 12:20 PM
A caller dials the truck's number. You're flipping burgers. Your AI agent answers in the truck's name and says you're mid-service.
12:21 PM
It asks what you'd ask: the date, headcount, venue, indoor or outdoor and any dietary needs. It tells them how your catering works, exactly as you wrote it, and texts the caller your request link.
12:24 PM
A text lands: “New catering request: Saturday the 24th, about 60 guests, brewery patio, 5 PM, two vegetarian.” You check the date between tickets and reply yes.
The agent never quotes a price you haven't published, never promises a date (you confirm it) and never makes allergy claims. If someone mentions a serious allergy it takes a message and flags it to you. It works alongside the tool you already use. Text us and we'll check.
Three steps to your new website
We designed this process so you spend less than 60 seconds on your end.
Tell us about your truck
Takes about 10 seconds. Text "Hi LTMG, my business name is [Name]" and we're already on it.
We build your demo
An LTMG team member researches your business and our AI builds a real, working website — customized to you, usually ready within hours.
You review and go live
See your demo, request any changes, and when you love it — we flip the switch. Your site is live and we handle everything after that.
Find your plan.
Every plan includes managed hosting, SSL, CDN, and a real support team. No hidden fees, no surprises.
- 1-page professional website
- Custom domain connection
- SSL certificate
- CDN + global delivery
- Mobile-responsive design
- Standard template
- Not included: Client portal login
- Not included: Self-service content updates
- Not included: Google Analytics
- Not included: Monthly update requests
Let's begin
- Up to 5 pages
- Custom domain — we buy or you bring
- SSL certificate + CDN
- Custom colors, logo & branding
- Client portal login
- Self-service hours, phone & services
- Booking platform integration
- Google Analytics
- SEO (meta, sitemap, schema)
- 1 content update request/month
Let's begin
coming soon
- Up to 10 pages
- Everything in Standard
- Custom domain
- Custom fonts & photo gallery
- Full local business schema (SEO)
- Google Business Profile sync
- Self-service full content editing
- Hero photo & gallery updates
- 3 content update requests/month
- Email + chat support
coming soon
- Unlimited pages
- Everything in Pro
- Custom domain
- White-label — remove LTMG branding
- Unlimited content update requests
- Custom HTML block access
- Fully custom build & design
- Dedicated onboarding setup
- Dedicated account rep
- Priority support
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Make “where are you today?” the easiest question you get.
Serving food trucks across Rhode Island, Massachusetts & New England.