Reuse services and pricing rules
Build quotes from a catalog of services and add-ons. Use per-guest, hourly, or flat pricing where appropriate, and include applicable fees, discounts, and tax in the quote.
Catering proposal software
Turn your services and event details into a branded proposal with clear options, photos, and a path to booking. Keep the conversation and accepted quote together in Crema.
The short answer
A catering proposal turns an inquiry into a specific offer: the services, guest count, event timing, add-ons, fees, and payment terms the client is considering. Crema combines a quote builder with a shareable customer page, so you can present options and record acceptance without rebuilding the offer in a separate document.
Built for event work
Use your own prices and packages. Crema helps assemble and present the offer; your team decides what to charge and which terms to include.
Build quotes from a catalog of services and add-ons. Use per-guest, hourly, or flat pricing where appropriate, and include applicable fees, discounts, and tax in the quote.
Offer alternative packages in the same published quote page. Give clients clear line items and visuals so they can compare what each option includes before accepting.
Use your logo, brand colors, service photos, and optional gallery material on a mobile-friendly customer page. Keep the offer recognizable from your website to the proposal.
Clients can message your team on the published quote. View tracking helps you see whether a proposal has been opened and decide when to follow up.
When your Square account is connected and quote checkout is enabled, clients can accept and pay through the booking flow. Your payment settings control deposit requirements and tipping.
Keep the chosen quote with the lead, calendar, and event record so the team can prepare from the agreed services. Proposal creation is part of the wider catering CRM workflow.
Explore the full catering CRMA repeatable process
Before sharing a proposal, check the details the client needs to make a decision and the team needs to deliver it.
Check the date, venue, guest count, and service hours against the inquiry. Clarify access, setup, and other requirements with the client before finalizing the offer.
Describe the selected services and add-ons, show quantities and pricing, and explain the difference between packages. Review any additional fees and payment terms.
Preview the proposal on a phone as well as a larger screen. Check your logo, photos, descriptions, and quote options before sending the share link.
Answer client questions, monitor the quote’s status, and confirm the accepted services and payment status before coordinating staff and event tasks.
Straight answers
Yes. Reuse saved quote templates and your service catalog as starting points, then adjust the event details, quantities, options, and fees for each inquiry. Review the final quote before publishing it.
Yes. A published quote page can present multiple quote options so the client can compare packages and accept the one that fits. Each option retains its own services and total.
Yes. Quote acceptance and online checkout are configurable. If you do want to collect payment during booking, connect Square and enable checkout for published quotes.
The proposal is the offer a client reviews. A catering CRM manages the relationship and event around that offer, including the inquiry, follow-ups, booking, calendar, and client history. Crema includes both in one workflow.
Yes. Crema offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. Create a sample lead and proposal using your own services to check how the workflow fits your business.