For food truck owners
Where to park your food truckask the right venues.
Food truck spots in three steps:
- 1List the venues that host trucks: breweries, office parks, apartments. LeadsIt does this
- 2Call the manager and offer a weekly lunch or evening stop.
- 3Confirm the rules and permits for private lots in your city.
- Searched liveBusinesses listed today, not a list bought years ago.
- Emails and phonesTaken from each business’s own website.
- Only what they publishPublic business contacts. Nothing private, ever.
- Pay onceNo subscription. Credits never expire.
Where to look
Venues that host food trucks
A crowd at mealtime and no kitchen of their own. These are the private spots owners book first.
Breweries, cideries and wineries
Many pour drinks but serve no food, so a truck brings them customers.
Office parks and coworking spaces
Hundreds of people at lunch and often no cafeteria.
Apartment complexes
Residents at home in the evening; managers like a resident perk.
Warehouses, plants and hospitals
Shift workers who cannot leave for lunch.
Car dealerships and gyms
Customer events, open days and busy weekends.
Churches, schools and sports clubs
Events, games and fundraisers that need food.
How it works
Fill your week with spots
Pick a venue type and a city
Breweries, office parks, apartment complexes. One city, or a whole region for your route.
Shortlist the busiest
The review count shows which venues get the crowds; drop the closed ones.
Call and book
Pitch a regular slot, log each answer in the CRM, and call back the maybes next month.
What to say
A pitch managers can say yes to
“Hi, I run [truck name], a local food truck serving [cuisine]. I would like to set up in your lot one [weekday] a month, at lunch, at no cost to you: your [staff / residents / customers] get a hot meal without leaving. I bring my own power and take my trash. Who should I talk to about it?”
Offer a trial date. Venues that see the crowd usually ask you back.
Private lots, the rules first
Check the rules before you park
Parking on a private lot with the owner’s permission is how most trucks build a route, but your city or county may still require a permit, a health inspection or a commissary. Check your local rules before you book, and keep the venue’s written OK in the truck.
Try a search
Searches that work
Click one to fill in the search, then create your account to see the results.
Pricing
Pay per search, not per month
One credit is one city search; a whole region is 13, a country 50. Buy a pack once; credits never expire.
10 credits + CRM
$11.90
- 10 city searches
- CRM: lists, stages, tasks
- First purchase only
Current offers and every pack detail are on the pricing page.
FAQ
Questions from food truck owners
Where can I park my food truck?
On public streets where your city allows it, at events, and on private lots with the owner’s permission. The private lots are where regular stops come from: breweries and wineries without a kitchen, office parks, apartment complexes, warehouses with shift staff, car dealerships and gyms. Search one of those types in your city and call the manager.
Which locations work for a food truck?
Places with a crowd at mealtime and no food of their own: breweries in the evening, office parks and warehouses at lunch, apartment complexes on weeknights, and events at the weekend.
Do I need a permit to park on a private lot?
Often yes, even with the owner’s OK: many cities and counties require a mobile vending permit and a health inspection. Rules vary, so check with your city before you book.
What contact details do I get?
The venue’s public phone number, website, and the emails and social links it publishes. Ask for the manager or the events contact when you call.
How much does it cost?
Your first city search is included with a new account, no card needed, and shows you its 5 strongest businesses. To get the full list, packs start at $6.90 for 5 credits, with no subscription, and credits never expire.
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