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Fork & Curb vs Roaming Hunger
Roaming Hunger brings a steady flow of catering leads. Fork & Curb lets hosts request quotes from you directly on your own storefront.
At a glance
| Topic | Roaming Hunger | Fork & Curb |
|---|---|---|
| Vendor fee on catering | Vendor keeps 100% of the bid; the host pays a service charge on top | No Fork & Curb commission on catering deposits today; card processing is added at payment |
| How hosts reach you | Through Roaming Hunger's event coordinators and marketplace | Directly from your storefront's Request catering button |
| Deposits | Paid through Roaming Hunger | Paid online straight to your Stripe account |
| Everyday ordering | Catering and booking focus | Order-ahead, pickup, delivery and live location too |
| Lead volume | Says it sends hundreds of event requests every day | Requests come from your own customers and storefront |
Published rates checked 2026-10-18. Card processing and taxes are not included unless stated. Rates change; check each company's own page before you decide.
Who each one is for
Roaming Hunger
Vendors who want a large volume of new catering leads and help from event coordinators.
Fork & Curb
Vendors who want hosts to book them directly, with quotes, deposits and messages in one place.
The honest version
Where Roaming Hunger is the better choice
- Much larger lead volume and a well-known brand with event hosts.
- Coordinators and phone support help manage bigger events.
- Vendor is paid even if the client cancels, under its event guarantee.
Where Fork & Curb is the better choice
- Hosts see your real quote; there is no hidden markup on top of your price.
- Deposits go to your own Stripe account.
- Requests, quotes and deposits sit in one thread that you and the host both see.
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