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Where food entrepreneurs find commercial kitchens and kitchen owners monetize their space. Licensed, insured, and community-driven.
The journey
Search licensed commercial kitchens by location, equipment, and price. Church halls, cafés, community centres — the web is bigger than you think.
Browse kitchensTransparent hourly pricing, flexible scheduling, secure payment. Licensing and insurance are verified before anyone cooks.
Produce in certified space that meets health regulations — so your product can go on shelves, into markets, and beyond.
Every booking keeps money, meals, and skills in the local food economy. That's the web working.
Start your journeyTwo ways into the web. Pick yours.
I make food
Flexible bookings, transparent hourly pricing, and insurance handled. Your first rental can be free.
Rent a KitchenI have a kitchen
List once, set your rules, get paid securely. Renters come verified and insured.
Provide a KitchenWe're rebuilding food infrastructure as a distributed network — licensed kitchens, food maps, open data, and the people who use them.
Beyond kitchens
Every kitchen, market, farm, and producer — mapped. Explore your local food system the way it actually exists: as a web of places and people.
Explore the mapThe data behind the maps is open. Build apps, research, and tools on real food-system infrastructure — free to start.
Build on Food WebMappers charting their communities, partners strengthening the network, foodies in the forum, builders on the API. Every role grows the web.
Join the networkWhat is Food Web?
Food Web Network is a food tech platform building the digital infrastructure of local food systems. Its first app is the kitchen: a two-sided marketplace where food entrepreneurs book licensed commercial kitchens by the hour, and kitchen owners — churches, legions, community halls, cafés, and restaurants — earn revenue from unused capacity.
Every kitchen on Food Web is licensed and insured, with bookings, payments, messaging, and reviews handled on the platform. Around the marketplace, Food Web operates a growing set of apps: interactive food maps, an open data API, a community forum, research, a podcast, and events. Headquartered in Nova Scotia, Canada, Food Web serves communities across North America. Our mission: rebuild the food system as a distributed network, not a centralized supply chain.
Explore the network
Food Web has received a $25,000 grant from Feed Nova Scotia, with $15,000 going directly into a credit pool that subsidizes kitchen rentals for food entrepreneurs across the province.
Whoever you are in the food system, there's a place for you in the network.
Kitchen owners: list your space and earn from idle hours.
