The one address a business on wheels gets to keep

A food truck moves every day, and its regulars spend the day asking where it went. Kudo gives you a page that stays put: a "where are we today" link at the top, your menu as cards with prices, a catering request form with the date and headcount, and your Google reviews underneath. Put its QR code on the window once and it is right wherever you park.

Your spot changes; your link does not

Your bio link is the one thing a regular can find at 11:45 when they are hungry. Put a "where are we today" link first and point it at wherever you post the day's spot: an Instagram story, a calendar, a map pin. Change it each morning in a few taps. The page address, the QR code on the window and the link in your bio stay the same.

Catering is where the good days are, so make it easy to ask

An office lunch, a late-night bite at a wedding, a Saturday at a brewery: a truck's best days are the booked ones, and they usually start as a DM that gets buried. The order request form asks for the date, how many people and what they want, with up to three photos, and keeps every request in one list instead of your inbox. It is a request, not a paid order: you reply with a quote. The free plan takes 20 a month.

Ask while they eat, a few steps from the truck

Most food truck customers eat within sight of the window. A review QR code on the window, the napkin holder or a sticker on the box reaches them in the ten minutes when they know exactly what they think. Everyone who scans gets the same form, happy or not, and the reviews that come in are what the next person in line reads before deciding to stay.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Kudo show my Google reviews if I park somewhere different every day?

Yes, if your truck has a Google Business Profile: search for it in Kudo and its reviews are imported and kept in sync, wherever you park. If it does not, collect reviews with your own Kudo review link and QR code and show those.

Can customers order ahead and pay on Kudo?

No. Kudo never takes payment. If you take pre-orders, link your ordering app from a button or a menu card. Catering requests come in through the order request form and you quote them yourself.

Is it free?

Yes to start: the page, unlimited links, menu cards, the QR code, catering requests, Google review import and 5 published reviews cost nothing. Pro adds page themes, shows which links get tapped and removes the Kudo badge.

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