$799. Once.

Two users · a year of updates included · your data on your Mac

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Add-ons
All one-time. None of them required.

  • Extra user seat — $199. Two are included.

  • Hosted inquiry form — $99. The web form is in the app already; this is the hosted version so you don't set up a form service.

  • Online ordering for drop-off — $299, when it ships. Orders through it carry the portal fee.

  • Setup call with data migration — $249. An hour on a call, and we run your Perfect Venue import together.

Recipe costing, calendar sync, task checklists, the route sheet, pan labels, statements — all in the app. Not add-ons.

One payment, and Full Table is yours: the app, two user seats, every document from the proposal to the temp log, the Perfect Venue importer, recipe costing, the Assistant hooks, all of it. It runs on your Mac and keeps your data in one file in your Documents folder.

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  • Your first year of updates is included. After that, an update pass is $199 a year — it keeps new features coming for another year. It's optional. Skip it and the app keeps working exactly as it is, forever, with the data you have. Pick it up again later and you get everything you missed. No auto-renew; it asks you.

  • Security fixes, anything that protects your data, and fixes for a new version of macOS breaking something. "Keeps working" means keeps working.

  • Soon your customers will be able to view the proposal, sign it, pay the deposit, and give you the final count on a web page. Payments through the portal cost 1% of the event, capped at $50, and only when the customer pays there. You can absorb it or pass it through. Checks, Venmo, and your own POS cost nothing.

  • Yes. $799 for the app and two user seats, with a year of updates. After that, $199 a year for the update pass if you want to keep getting new features. If you don't, the app keeps working — nothing turns off, nothing expires.

  • Everything shipped that year. Full Table has shipped something most weeks since it started; the changelog is public so you can see what a year was worth before you renew.

  • Nothing. The app runs, your data is yours, you can export everything any time. You just don't get new features from that point on. Security fixes and fixes for macOS changes still come to you, free, forever.

  • Because a subscription means you're renting your own records. Every competitor charges $1,200–5,000 a year, forever, and two of them fine you for using a different payment processor. Full Table is built by a caterer who got tired of paying rent on his own calendar.

  • No. Full Table works without any hosted piece: proposals go out as PDFs, customers sign them however they sign things now, payments get recorded by hand or with a Square link. The portal is a convenience, and its fee only exists when a customer pays through it.

  • Mac first. Windows is next; the Mac license will cover it.

  • The first ten caterers in get Full Table free for life, updates included, in exchange for feedback and a quote. After that, early buyers get a live setup call at no charge and the founder's price, which is this one.