Turn every event you cook for into a reason to book you for the next one.
Clients choose a caterer or private chef by looking at real dishes, reading reviews and making sure you can handle an event like theirs. RankRadius turns each event into a write-up with your food photos on your own website, tied to the area where it happened, from in-home dinners to venue receptions.
How clients choose a caterer or private chef
They eat with their eyes first
Photos of real plates from real events are the first thing clients look at, before menus or prices.
Dietary needs and custom menus matter
Clients want to know you can handle allergies, restrictions and menus built around their guests. Each event write-up can show that you do.
Reviews describe the whole experience
Professionalism, presentation, communication and cleanup come up again and again in reviews, not just the food.
A short field note, turned into a local write-up on your website.
An example of what RankRadius drafts from a note your crew already writes. The neighborhood and details are illustrative. Every write-up waits for your approval, and you can edit any of it.
“In-home anniversary dinner for 8. 5 courses, seared scallops, beef tenderloin, chocolate souffle. Two guests gluten free, one vegetarian, adjusted courses. Served and cleaned kitchen.”
A five-course anniversary dinner for eight was cooked and served in a private home in the Highland Park area. The menu featured seared scallops, beef tenderloin and a chocolate soufflé to finish. Two guests ate gluten-free and one was vegetarian, so courses were adjusted to make sure everyone enjoyed the full meal. Our chef served each course and left the kitchen clean at the end of the night. If you’re planning a special dinner at home in Highland Park, we can build a menu around your guests.
Built around the way caterers and private chefs work.
Food photos, front and center
Attach photos of each course, choose the best ones, and they appear with the write-up on your site.
In-home events stay private
Dinners in clients’ homes show only the neighborhood, never the address, and hosts’ names aren’t published.
One click to Instagram
Once an event is approved, send its photo and a short caption to Instagram and Facebook with one click, through a Zapier connection you set up once.
Common questions from caterers and private chefs
We cater at venues and cook in private homes. Does it handle both?
Yes. A venue event can name the venue if it’s in your note. In-home events show only the neighborhood, never the address, and hosts’ names aren’t published.
Our work is events, not “jobs.” Does it still fit?
It does. RankRadius calls them jobs, but anything you do at a location, whether a dinner, a wedding or a corporate lunch, works the same way: a short note, your photos and your approval.
Do I need a particular CRM or job software?
No. If you use Albi, RankRadius can connect to it directly and pull in finished jobs and photos. Most other CRMs and booking tools can send finished jobs over through Zapier or Make. And you can always add a job and its photos yourself from your client portal, on a computer or your phone.
Do you guarantee I’ll rank higher on Google?
No, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Search engines decide rankings, and nobody controls them. What RankRadius does is keep adding real, specific write-ups about your work in the neighborhoods you serve, with photos and confirmed reviews, to your own website, every time you approve a job.
RankRadius works for any business that does the work on-location.
See what your recent jobs would look like on your site.
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