Question 1

What should a restaurant website cover?

Accepted Answer

ForkSide restaurant websites are mobile-first and cover the menu, atmosphere, practical details, location, hours, and a clear next action for guests.

Question 2

What services does ForkSide offer?

Accepted Answer

We offer restaurant website design and website revamps, plus logos and brand design, social media support, website and blog content, search and usability improvements, payments and simple shops, and custom tools and prototypes. The pricing page lists one-time and monthly options, including logo design at $79, social post plans at $59/$99/$149 per month, and blog plans at $15/$29/$49 per month. Your written quote separates extra work from anything already included in your package.

Question 3

What do the website packages and existing-site services cost?

Accepted Answer

One-time website packages are Essential ($295, up to 4 pages), Professional ($695, up to 7 pages), and Complete Launch ($1,195, up to 10 pages). They include unlimited collaborative website revisions through launch and 14, 45, and 60 days of post-launch support respectively. Professional includes setup or refresh of 1 public business profile. Complete Launch includes setup or redesign of up to 2 social profiles and 10 custom-made posts for up to 2 profiles during the first 30 days. Existing-site services are Website Repair & Recommendations ($195), Website Revamp & SEO ($395), Complete Custom Revamp (from $795), and Monthly Website Support ($219/month). New website packages require care from launch: $9/$29/$59/$99 total monthly plans, with higher plans replacing the $9 fee. Standalone services do not add care automatically. Plans from $29 include renewal of one standard domain up to $25/year. Outside subscriptions and work beyond the listed scope remain separate.

Question 4

How many pages are included in each website package?

Accepted Answer

Essential includes up to 4 pages, Professional includes up to 7 pages, and Complete Launch includes up to 10 pages. The page count sets the package scope for the website build.

Question 5

What is the project process?

Accepted Answer

The process has four steps: Inquiry — Share the restaurant, current website, and main goal. Direction — Align on priorities, scope, and a clear creative direction. Build and launch — Shape, refine, and launch the work. Ongoing support — Continue with updates, content, and creative support as the restaurant evolves.

Question 6

What do I need to send an inquiry?

Accepted Answer

The form asks for Name, Restaurant, Email, Service interest, and Main goal. Your current Website is optional. No account or payment is required.