Henry

For full-service, off-premise caterers

Stop rebuilding the load-out sheet the night before.

Henry is booking and production software built inside a working off-premise catering operation. One event record carries from first inquiry to proposal to what goes on the van.

  • 14 days free, no card
  • Founding pricing: $199/month, locked
  • Migration included for switchers
henry / events / load listAuto-built

Rentals

  • ×2560" round table
  • ×25120" round linen
  • ×280Dinner plate
  • ×300Bar glassware

From the menu

  • ×14Chafer, full pan
  • ×7Oval platter
  • ×5Serving spoon

250 guests · fictional data

The week of

Booking the event isn't the hard part. The week of is.

  1. 01

    Proposal signed

    Menu, headcount and price. Everyone agrees.

  2. 02

    The guest count moves

    250 becomes 280 on Tuesday.

  3. 03

    The menu changes

    Swap the fish. Add a late-night station.

  4. 04

    Someone rebuilds the load-out by hand

    Thursday, 10 pm, from three spreadsheets and a text thread.

Try it

Change the guest count once. Everything downstream follows.

Every recipe carries its own serving gear, so Henry builds the load list from the menu, rentals and venue defaults. Move the guest count and watch it update. No one rebuilds anything.

Sample event · AC028445

Marisol & Dev — Wedding reception

Guest count

250

Van: 26 ft box truck

Equipment

  • ×2560" round table
  • ×25120" round linen
  • ×280Dinner plate
  • ×280Flatware set
  • ×300Bar glassware
  • ×14Chafer, full pan

From the menu

  • ×250Braised short rib (portions)
  • ×75Creamy polenta (lb)
  • ×63Little gem salad (heads)
  • ×1000Passed bites (pcs)

Venue & staff

  • 2:00 pmLoad-in
  • ×21Servers
  • ×5Bartenders
  • ×9Kitchen crew

Sample event with sample quantities. Your own menu, rentals and venue defaults drive the real thing.

Justin Prietto, founder of Henry, at a catering event

Who built it

Built by someone who still caters. Every weekend.

Most catering software is built by people who used to cater. Henry is built by someone who still does: two companies, every weekend. Every screen started as a problem on a real event. The load list builds itself because a chafer once got left behind.

Justin Prietto, Founder, Henry

"Once we brought Henry into our workflow, production got easier, profits went up, my staff was organised, and our clients noticed the difference. I'd recommend it to anyone who takes their catering business seriously."
Daniel FrankDaniel Frank

Switching

Don't cancel anything. Run both.

Nobody should rip out a booking system mid-season. We'll migrate your data and run Henry alongside your current platform free until your renewal date, so you compare them on the same real events, with nothing at risk.

15 years
of a working caterer's event history moved into Henry
~30,000
event records carried over
900+
recipes, with their ingredients and gear

Coming from

  • Spreadsheets
  • Caterease
  • Total Party Planner
  • Tripleseat
  • FileMaker or Access
  • Something homegrown
  • You keep it. All of it. Export everything, any time.
  • Switch when it's quiet. We migrate in your slow weeks and train your team before the season turns.

Founding customers

$199/ month, locked for as long as you stay

We're opening Henry to the first ten catering companies outside our own. Founding pricing for life, setup at half rate.

[X] of 10 founding spots remaining

  • Unlimited users: sales, kitchen, warehouse
  • Unlimited events and proposals
  • Load lists, timelines and staffing
  • Costing, payments and balance tracking
  • Branded proposal and invoice PDFs
  • Help importing your existing lists

14-day free trial, no card. 30-day money-back guarantee. Month to month, cancel any time. Standard price after founding spots fill: $249/month.

Quick questions

Put Henry to work tonight.

Create your account, hand Henry one event, and see the proposal come out the other end. No demo call required.

  1. 01

    Create your account

    takes about a minute.

  2. 02

    Show Henry your brand

    logo, admin fee, tax rate.

  3. 03

    Give Henry an event

    menu, rentals, staff, timeline.

  4. 04

    Send the proposal

    and see how it looks to a client.

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