Meal Prep Website Builder: Menu, Plans and Ordering in One Site

A meal prep website has to answer four questions fast: what is on this week, how much is it, do you deliver to me and when do I need to order by. Describe your menu and plans to Mythex and it builds the site with a weekly menu, plan comparison, postcode check and ordering on a real database.

Who it's for

Meal prep cooks and small kitchens selling through Instagram posts and message orders, who want a site where customers see the real menu, check delivery and order before the cut-off without a conversation.

What you can build

This week's menu with photos, calories, macros and allergens
Plans compared by meals per week and price
A postcode check for delivery areas and days
A cut-off countdown on every page
Storage, reheating and shelf-life guidance
Ordering and subscriptions on the same site

A menu that sells itself

Post the actual boxes, photographed in the containers you use, not styled plates or stock images. Customers want to see portion size. Under each meal show calories, protein, carbs, fat and allergens. Ask Mythex for an admin page where you set next week's menu by picking meals from your recipe list, so the site updates in minutes on menu day.

Real photos of real boxes
Macros and allergens per meal
Menu set from an admin page

Plans, price and delivery at a glance

Compare plans side by side: meals per week, price per meal and total. Next to it, a postcode box tells visitors immediately whether you deliver and on which days, or where they can collect. Out-of-area visitors can leave an email so you know where demand is growing.

The cut-off is part of the design

Your buying and cooking depend on exact numbers, so the order cut-off belongs at the top of the page with a countdown, plus the date of the next delivery. Orders placed after it go to the following week, and the site says so before checkout rather than after.

Countdown to cut-off
Next delivery date shown
Late orders moved to next week, with notice

Mistakes to avoid

Do not hide allergens in a PDF; show them on each meal. Do not promise delivery areas you cannot cover on a busy week. And do not make subscribers message you to skip a week; let them do it on the site, or they cancel instead.

A prompt to start from

Build a website for my meal prep service. Show this week's menu with real photos, calories, macros and allergens, set from an admin page each week. Compare plans of 5, 10 and 15 meals with price per meal. Add a postcode check showing delivery days or collection points, a countdown to the Thursday 8pm cut-off with the next delivery date, storage and reheating guidance, and online ordering and subscriptions.

Questions

Can customers order directly on the website?

Yes. Add a shop with one-off orders and subscriptions. Payments go through a provider such as Stripe that you connect with your own account.

Can I change the menu every week easily?

Yes. Ask for an admin page where you choose next week's meals from your recipe list. The site updates as soon as you save.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes, on Pro at $25/month. On Free, your site publishes to a Mythex address.

Do I need to code?

No. Describe your menu and plans in plain words and Mythex builds the site.

Can it show the menu in another language?

Yes. Ask for the languages you need, including right-to-left ones like Arabic.

Templates to start from

Italian Restaurant Website Template — Filterable menu with dish detail pages
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Coffee Order Page Template — Cart checkout with menu filtering
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Yoga Studio Website Template — Editorial grids with coach profiles
Dog Grooming Website Template — Size-based pricing with loyalty program