From Catering Calc
Catering Calc Pro is live: the bar ordered by the case, staffing ratios, disposables to the sleeve and rentals to the crate, saved event templates and checklist export, built for how caterers actually quote jobs.
Catering Calc started as a free per-person food-quantity calculator. Enter your guest count, service style, and meal type, and get exact quantities per food category, already used by caterers to stop guessing on orders. Pro builds on that same calculation engine with the rest of what a job actually needs to be quoted and run: the bar ordered by the case with a Bar List for the client, a staffing ratio calculator, disposables to the sleeve and rentals to the crate, unlimited saved event templates, and checklist export for shopping and prep, all ad-free. The free calculator works out drinks, ice and party supplies too, in the packs a store sells, for anyone planning their own event.
The thinking behind saved events is in building a repeatable event template, and the four calculations Pro adds are the ones walked through in the complete catering quantities picture.
Every Pro feature exists because it's a calculation caterers were already doing by hand or by habit: server counts, bar orders, disposables lists. Getting it wrong in either direction costs either food cost or a stressed event. None of it is a generic utility-app feature list; it's built around the specific math of running a catering job from quote to execution.
Pro belongs to your account rather than to a device, so it follows you to every surface you sign in on. In the iPhone and Android apps, a Pro account bought here is already Pro, with nothing to buy again.
Pro is available annually ($179.99, which works out to $15.00 a month and is half the price of paying monthly) or monthly ($29.99). The annual starts with 7 days free on your first subscription.
The free core calculator is available with no signup, right here on this site.
Skip the math
Plug in your guest count and get the quantities in seconds. Free, no account.
Pro takes it from the quantities to the quote: a suggested price from your costs, and a client quote with your name on it. Free for the first week.