Will it fit?
Width, depth and height, on the product page.
Websites
Websites for foodservice equipment dealers, built on your catalog.
A beedash website reads from the same library as your quotes and your orders, so the product a customer sees is the product you sell, at the price you set. Show your catalog, take quote requests, publish your prices and open checkout, each when you're ready.
83
dealer websites
live on beedash
live on beedash
450,000+
products sourced
and standardized
and standardized
250+
brands on
the platform
the platform
Your catalog
A restaurant equipment website that already knows your catalog.
The hard part of a dealer website is the product data, and that part is ours. We source the manufacturer data, standardize it and keep it current: model numbers, specifications, images and spec sheets.
You choose the lines and products you carry, set your prices and decide what publishes. Dealers on beedash run sites with thousands of product pages, each with its own specifications and spec sheet.
You curate the catalog. We build it and keep it current.
Built for equipment
What a foodservice equipment website has to answer.
Equipment buyers check fit before they check price. A dealer's site has to answer questions that only come up in this industry, and every product page on beedash does.
Will it run?
Voltage, wattage and the utility details the manufacturer publishes.
Will it pass inspection?
Certifications such as NSF and UL, where the manufacturer provides them.
What does the spec sheet say?
The manufacturer's spec sheet, one click from the product.
What else do I need?
Related products on the same page, so the buyer finds the rest of the order.
Can I talk to someone?
Ask a question, request a call back or request a quote, from any product.
Cart or quote
Some products belong in a cart. Others need a quote.
Equipment dealers sell both ways, so a beedash website supports both on the same site. You decide which path each product takes.
Restaurant equipment ecommerce
Ready for checkout
- Parts and accessories
- Smallwares and standard supplies
- Repeat orders with predictable freight
- A price, a cart and payment online
Request a quote
Better with a quote
- Equipment where freight depends on the delivery
- Products that need configuration or a spec check
- Project and bid pricing
- A request that reaches your team before anything is charged
At your pace
Sell online at your own pace.
Go from a catalog to full online ordering one step at a time. Every step runs on the same library, so each one builds on the last.
- Show your catalogYour lines, your categories and your brand, with prices off.
- Take quote requestsBuyers ask for a price, and the request reaches your team ready to quote.
- Publish your pricesFor every visitor, or for the accounts you choose.
- Open checkoutOnline ordering with tax, shipping estimates and payment.
Pricing
Your prices, set once and shown to the right customer.
The price on your site comes from the same rules as the price on your quote. Your sell price is worked out from your cost and your margin or markup, so your website, your quotes and your orders agree.
Contract customers and national accounts log in and see their negotiated pricing. General visitors see the prices you choose to publish, or a quote request in place of a price.
On every dealer website
- Customer-specific pricing for contract accounts
- Account logins for your customers
- Prices on or off, product by product
- MAP as the advertised price where a manufacturer sets one
- Financing estimates on the product page
Many sites, one library
One library, as many websites as you need.
Run a main site, a parts site and a private site for each contract account from one catalog.
Your main website
On your own domain, in your brand, with your categories and featured products.
A parts site or second storefront
A focused site for a different audience, reading from the same library.
Reorder sites
A private site for each chain and franchise account, on their own pricing, so repeat business comes back to you.
See reorder sitesSearch and AI
Built to be found.
Buyers search by model number, by brand and by specification. Every page on a beedash website is built for search engines and AI assistants to read correctly.
A page for every product
Each with its model number, specifications, images and spec sheet.
Brand and category pages
A page for every brand and category you carry, the way buyers search.
Structured data
Products, breadcrumbs and your business details, marked up for search engines.
Sitemaps and feeds
A sitemap of every product, and product feeds for Google Merchant Center as an option.
Orders
Website orders land with everything else.
Your website orders and your quotes sit in one place. Your ERP stays where it is: order, payment, refund and shipment data moves both ways, live today with NetSuite.
The build
Your brand, built with you.
We do the industry-specific build, on your own domain and in your brand, with content pages for your services and your story. A team with real industry experience builds it with you and is there when you need them.
Live dealer websites
Go look for yourself.
Dealers run 83 websites on their own beedash catalog and pricing. Every one of these is live.
Customer stories
Dealers already growing with beedash.
187%
business growth for Cary Restaurant Equipment over three years on beedash.
Aziz Elqarnani · President, Cary Restaurant Equipment
Watch the interview
Website management made effortless, after years of fighting other platforms.
Alex Lu · President, REM Atlanta
Seamless integration across the manufacturers they carry.
Ricky Matthews · Bentonville Restaurant Supply
Easy price management and product listing, start to finish.
Ron Olson · Krakel Sales
Questions
What dealers ask about their website.
Short answers here. For the long ones, a team with real industry experience knows how to help.
What is a beedash website?
A website for foodservice equipment dealers that reads from your beedash library. Your products, specifications, images, spec sheets and prices come from the same place as your quotes and your orders, so every channel agrees.
Can I show my catalog without prices?
Yes. Many dealers start with their catalog and quote requests, then publish prices for every visitor or for specific accounts when they're ready.
Can some products go to a cart and others to a quote?
Yes. Parts, smallwares and standard supplies can carry a price and a cart, while equipment that depends on freight, configuration or account pricing can carry a quote request. Both run on the same site.
Do I have to load my products myself?
The manufacturer data arrives already sourced and standardized, with specifications, images and spec sheets. You choose the lines and products you carry, set your prices and decide what publishes.
Can my contract customers see their own pricing?
Yes. Contract customers and national accounts log in and see their negotiated pricing. General visitors see the prices you choose to publish, or a quote request in place of a price.
Can I use my own domain and branding?
Yes. Your site runs on your own domain, in your brand, with your categories and your featured products.
Can customers order online?
Yes, when you're ready. Checkout covers tax, shipping estimates and payment, and you choose which products can be bought online and which go through a quote.
Can I run more than one website?
Yes. A main site, a parts site and a private reorder site for each contract account all read from the same library.
Will my website show up in Google?
Every product has its own page with its model number, specifications and spec sheet, and every page carries structured data, a title and a description. Rankings depend on your market and your competition, so what we build is a site search engines and AI assistants can read correctly.
Does it work with my ERP?
Your ERP stays where it is. Order, payment, refund and shipment data moves both ways, live today with NetSuite. Tell us what else you run and you get a straight answer.
What does it cost?
It depends on what you use, so it's a conversation, and you get a straight number before you commit to anything.
From the blog
More on dealer websites and ecommerce.
- Not every restaurant equipment sale belongs in the same cartCheckout, quote requests and customer-specific pricing on one dealer website.
- Is your website sending customers to your competitors?Why positioning is what turns a dealer website visitor into a customer.
- AI search is answering your customers before they clickWhat keeps foodservice equipment dealers visible when the answer comes first.
- How operators buy foodservice equipmentOperators shop by space, power and ventilation. How a configurator turns that into a buildable spec.
- Why your website's search bar mattersHow on-site search keeps a buyer on your site and moving toward a sale.
- Collecting payments onlineWhat restaurant equipment dealers need to know before they take payment on their site.
See it for yourself
See your catalog on your own site.
Bring your own product lines. We'll show you what your website looks like with your brands on it, and answer anything about moving over.