Office catering, every week
The same delivery, the same day, at the same time, with no order to place again. It is the simplest arrangement for your teams and the cheapest for you, because regularity costs less than buying one event at a time.
- up to 15% off
- a discount that grows with time
- 12 months
- commitment, invoiced monthly
- no re-ordering
- week after week
What a contract changes against one-off orders
A company ordering a team lunch twice a week places around a hundred orders a year. Each one occupies someone: choosing, approving, tracking the delivery, processing the invoice. A contract removes all of it at once.
Regularity turns into a real discount: 5% from the first month, 10% from the third, 15% after six. Two lunches a week for forty people at €33.50 come to €123,101 over the year instead of €139,360.
The delivery slot is held in your name for the length of the contract. You no longer depend on what happens to be free that day.
How a recurring contract is paid
Each month is paid on the 25th for the month ahead, by card or bank transfer: no week is served before it has been paid for, and you have neither a weekly invoice to process nor a chaser to deal with.
The flat rate covers a declared headcount, revisable each month before the 20th. Variations of a few people from one week to the next are absorbed without paperwork, which is the whole point of a flat rate.
One invoice a month, carrying your internal purchase order number if your accounts department needs it. A single document to reconcile instead of eight.
What works over the long run
Variety matters more than sophistication. We rotate the menus from week to week to avoid the boredom that is the real risk of a long contract.
Dietary requirements are recorded once and for all: vegetarian, pork-free, gluten-free. Nobody has to ask again at each delivery.
Public holidays and annual closures are taken out of the calendar when the contract is signed, rather than invoiced and then argued about.
Frequently asked
- What is the minimum commitment?
- Twelve months, invoiced monthly. Payment on the 25th for the month ahead, by card or bank transfer: nothing is served before it has been paid for.
- What happens if the headcount changes?
- The flat rate covers a declared headcount, revisable each month before the 20th for the month ahead. Variations of a few people from week to week are absorbed with no action needed.
- Does the discount apply straight away?
- It is 5% from the first month, rises to 10% from the third and to 15% after the sixth. It rewards staying, not signing.
- Do the menus repeat?
- No. Menus rotate from week to week, since boredom is the main risk of a long contract.