Catering Business Plan

Buy this professional Catering Contract template for your catering business and write up your customer contracts quickly and easily.

• The contract price quoted in the contract covers a guaranteed number of guests, plus an additional per person charge if the actual number of guests exceeds the guaranteed number.
• The caterer reserves the right to substitute unavailable or overpriced items.
• Provisions for the caterer to provide serving staff and bartenders, if the client requires. The client will pay overtime for staff that are required outside of the contract hours.
• The caterer is responsible for obtaining its own general liability insurance coverage.
• The client must provide adequate food and beverage storage facilities, and the client is responsible for any illness or death resulting from a delay in serving the food which is not directly attributable to the caterer.
• The caterer's liability is limited to the actual amount of damages sustained by the client or the sum of all amounts paid by the client.
• The contract includes a contract price worksheet.
• The Catering Contract template is available in MS Word format and is fully customizable. Pay once, use it as often as you need to.

Write a professional marketing strategy and action plan for your catering business with this fully editable Catering Marketing Plan template.

• financial and budget projections with respect to marketing and promotions,
• a marketing strategy,
• market research and forecast,
• a competitor analysis and competitive strategy,
• a SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats) analysis,
• a risk evaluation and contingency plan for dealing with those risks,
• a Confidentiality Agreement which should be signed by anyone outside your company who receives a copy of the Plan, to protect your confidential business information.

To get the Catering Marketing Plan, put it in your shopping cart, check out with your preferred method of payment, and download the template to your computer or tablet.

If your facility hires caterers for events such as banquets and receptions, protect the facility from claims for illness or injury with this Catering Waiver and Indemnification Agreement.

• The caterer must present a valid certificate of insurance to the facility at least 10 days prior to the event.
• The caterer must follow all rules and regulations of the facility.
• The caterer agrees to waive any claim for damages and releases the facility from any liability caused by the caterer's food preparation or service.
• No need to repurchase the form for each event. Buy the form once, download and customize the template for your facility, and use it for every catered affair.