- Per-person rate
- $125
- Event minimum
- $1,000
- Weekly household
- $650 / wk
Replace $3,400/mo
1 weekly household + 1 event a month = income replaced

For cooks who are done waiting for someone else to decide what they’re worth
One 90-minute call. You leave knowing your price, your first ten leads by name, and what to do Monday morning.
Private chef since 2019 · Trained at Ballymaloe
Private chef clients don’t post jobs. They ask their realtor, their neighbor, their interior designer.
There’s an actual number for your market and your skill level, and you can’t find it on Reddit.
The LLC, the logo, the website. None of it books a client.
None of these are cooking problems.
That’s the good news.
One 90-minute call. You leave knowing your price, your first ten leads by name, and what to do Monday morning.
$397
Secure checkout · Only 4 calls a week
Examples of the materials we build together. Yours is tailored to your city, pricing, and goals.
If you get to the end of our 90 minutes and you don’t have a clearer, more specific plan than anything you’ve found for free, tell me before you leave the call. I’ll refund the entire $397 on the spot.
You keep the recording. You keep the written Blueprint. You keep the pricing model and the outreach scripts.
I’d rather eat the fee than have you tell someone I wasted your afternoon.
I take four of these a week. I’d rather leave a slot empty than fill it with the wrong person.
Pay $397 and pick your time. Calls within 14 days.
A 10-minute intake so I can research your metro.
90 minutes on Google Meet, recorded.
Your written Blueprint lands in your inbox.

Twelve weeks at Ballymaloe Cookery School in Co. Cork, Ireland, under Darina Allen, Rory O’Connell and Rachel Allen. I sold what I had to be there. It wasn’t a hobby and it wasn’t a holiday. It was the whole bet, and I made it before I had any idea how I’d earn it back.

Banquet chef at a AAA Four Diamond resort. I gave that kitchen everything I had. My hours, my standards, my weekends, my body. The food was good. The business was good. It just wasn’t mine. Every plate I sent made money for someone whose name was on the building, and my paycheck never once matched what I was actually worth. If that’s where you’re standing right now, I know exactly what it feels like.

No restaurant, no investor, no permission. My highest-paying client paid me $875 a week. My food, my terms, in their kitchen. That’s not a private jet. It’s the difference between resenting your job and running your own life, and it came from doing the unglamorous parts well: answering fast, listening properly, and doing what I said I’d do. That business still runs today. It’s the thing I’m going to teach you to build.
“I filled out Daniel's quote form mostly to see what a private chef would cost. He replied almost immediately and repeated my requirements back to me precisely enough that I knew he'd actually listened, and we were on a video call within two days. On that call he walked me through the proposal live and said he'd send it over within 30 minutes. The price was above what I'd budgeted but I felt so confident that Daniel would do a great job that I paid within a few minutes of opening it.”
What a private chef business really is, what it pays in real numbers, what you need before your first client and what you do not, and the mistakes that end most of these businesses in year one. From a private chef who left the line in 2019.
Ninety minutes. A price that’s actually yours.
Ten names to contact. A plan with dates on it.
Secure checkout · Full refund if you don’t leave with a clearer plan