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Why we built this.

Foodenomics started with one question food business owners keep asking themselves at the end of a long shift: am I actually making money on this? Not "is the register full," not "were we busy" — actually, on paper, making money.

Built for the people who run the kitchen, not the books

Restaurant owners, food truck operators, and caterers don't need another finance course — they need to open a file, drop in their numbers, and see the answer. That's what each Foodenomics workbook does: menu pricing and prime cost, a restaurant & food truck P&L, a cash and POS loss watch, a year-end tax organizer, and an inventory & COGS tracker. Five tools, one download, built specifically for food businesses.

No accounting degree needed

If you can open Excel, you can use these. Clear labels, built-in formulas, and a layout that just makes sense. No macros, no subscription — download once and it's yours.

What sets it apart

Most bundles stop at a P&L. Foodenomics also includes a 1099-K Sales Check that compares what payment processors reported against your own recorded sales, and a Cash & POS Loss Watch that tracks drawer over/short, voids, comps, discounts, and refunds by employee against the team average — the two places money quietly disappears in a food business.

Buy what you need

Get any of the five workbooks on its own for $15.99, or the full bundle for less than buying them separately. Instant download, no account required.

What should we build next?

These five workbooks cover what we hear about most, but every food business runs a little differently. If there's a spreadsheet, tracker, or calculator you wish existed for your restaurant, food truck, or catering business, tell us — send us a note with what it should do. We read every one, and it shapes what we build next.

Foodenomics tools are educational planning aids for day-to-day decisions — they are not accounting, tax, or legal advice. For anything specific to your business, talk to a licensed professional.