Toast’s site comes with a Toast contract. Ours has no contract, and it’s yours if you leave.
Toast Websites is the website builder from Toast, the Boston restaurant software company that also sells a POS for food trucks. It comes with Toast’s Digital Storefront Pro suite, at a price Toast doesn’t publish, and Toast contracts renew for a year at a time unless you give 30 days’ notice.
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No contracts ✦ No setup fees ✦ Unlimited edits ✦ Your site, your domain ✦ Cancel anytime
Toast doesn’t publish the price.
Toast Websites come with its Digital Storefront Pro suite, which includes online ordering, or with Premium. Toast’s POS software starts at $0 a month with higher card rates, or $69 a month, in US dollars.
Yes, and it renews every year.
The first term is set in your order, then it renews a year at a time unless you give 30 days’ written notice. Leave early and you owe the rest of the term’s software fees, or $150 a month on pay-as-you-go.
You do, with help from its AI.
Express Setup drafts a site from your restaurant’s details, and you edit and publish it in Toast’s Site Editor. Toast also offers onboarding help for an extra fee.
Yes, or buy one through Toast.
You can connect a domain you already own, buy a new one in Toast Web, or go live on a generic Toast address.
Your access ends.
Toast keeps the rights to its software. You can ask for a copy of your data within 30 days, after which Toast may delete it.
Toast Websites makes sense if you already run your truck on Toast and want a site that pulls in your menu, prices and online ordering from your POS.
A 15-minute call about your business and what you want the site to do.
Designed and written for you, included in your plan. Live in about two weeks.
And take hosting off your plate. The site and the domain are yours.
Before you cancel Toast Websites
Example homepage designs for a taco truck, a barbecue catering trailer and a coffee and dessert truck. Tap one to see the whole page.
Taco truck
BBQ catering trailer
Coffee & dessert truck
Yes. Toast, Inc. is a restaurant software and payments company based in Boston, BBB accredited since 2016 with an A+ rating. Its Trustpilot score is 2.6 out of 5 from about 1,500 reviews, and complaints there include contracts and early termination fees.
Toast doesn’t publish the price. Toast Websites come with its Digital Storefront Pro suite, which also includes online ordering, or with its Premium suite. Toast’s POS software starts at $0 a month with higher card rates on its Starter Kit, or $69 a month on its Point of Sale plan, and Toast says it has plans for new trucks.
Not without a fee during your term. Toast’s merchant agreement charges an early termination fee equal to the software fees left in the term, or $150 for each month left on a pay-as-you-go plan. Pay-as-you-go plans can also carry an inactivity fee if you miss card processing minimums, which is worth checking if your truck takes a winter break.
Not the site itself. Toast keeps the rights to its software and services, while your data, business name, logo and domain names stay yours. When the agreement ends, your access ends, and you can ask for a copy of your data within 30 days.
For the website, yes, if you want a published price, no contract and a site designed and written for you. A Toast site pulls your menu, prices and online ordering straight from your Toast POS, which we can’t do. Keep Toast for orders and payments; we link your Order button to it.