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About LunchLink

The managed marketplace behind your catering.

LunchLink is a managed catering marketplace for one-time events and flexible recurring meal programs. We connect each brief to approved catering partners, then manage menu selection, dietary questions, delivery, payment and invoicing through one LunchLink relationship.

Model

Managed catering marketplace

Network

Approved catering partners

Manage

Delivery, payment, and invoicing

In practical terms

A managed catering relationship built around the brief.

LunchLink does not operate every partner kitchen. The value is matching the request to the right approved caterer while keeping the complete service and commercial workflow connected.

01

Begin with what the team actually needs

A useful request includes the meal date and time, headcount, complete delivery address, budget range, preferred serving format, and known dietary requirements. Building access and an onsite contact matter as much as the cuisine choice.

  • One-time and recurring workplace meals
  • Individual, platter, family-style, and buffet formats
  • Meeting, event, and office delivery context
02

Compare options in context

LunchLink reviews options against the request rather than presenting every menu as available everywhere. Partner route, lead time, order minimum, packaging, ingredient questions, and serving requirements can change what is suitable.

  • Current menu confirmation
  • Dietary notes kept visible
  • Format and distribution planning
03

Confirm the details before relying on them

A published guide is a planning starting point. Final pricing, taxes, fees, inclusions, delivery timing, cancellation terms, and availability belong in the accepted quote or order record for that request.

  • Address-level delivery review
  • Accepted commercial details
  • One connected point of reference
04

Keep improvement honest

The public website uses clearly labelled illustrative planning stories instead of invented customer results. Optional website analytics are disabled until a visitor chooses to allow a small set of anonymous conversion events.

Bring the whole meal brief together.

Tell us the address, timing, headcount, serving format, and dietary notes. LunchLink can then review what is practical for that request.

Start a request

Optional, privacy-first analytics

LunchLink can use Google Tag Manager and a short allowlist of conversion events to understand public-page and request-path performance. Analytics and advertising storage stay denied until you choose otherwise. Advertising measurement can connect an accepted request to its campaign and build consented audiences; form answers are never placed in the data layer. Essential features work either way. Read the website privacy notice.

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