Private chef: payment for an agreed home dining service
Define the menu, guest count, location and service included before asking the host to pay for a private-chef booking with PayLinker.

Examples for this activity
- A dinner for an agreed number of guests includes shopping, cooking and service.
- The host accepts an extra course and receives a separate request.
Payment steps
Agree on menu, covers, venue and price. Request a first amount if your terms provide for it. Check confirmed payment and request the agreed balance or extra separately.
A question before you start
Is a first payment required for every dinner?
No. The chef and host agree on timing for each service.
See also
See also in Restaurants & catering
Compare nearby use cases, jump back to the sector hub and use the payment-flow pages that best fit the situation.
PayLinker flows
Useful pages to choose the right payment flow
Deposit, booking deposit, security deposit or payment link: open the page that best matches the situation.
Start with PayLinker
Create your account to prepare a request
Complete the required payment setup, then send a request when the amount and terms are agreed.
A useful distinction
Choose the right next step
The chef decides menu changes; PayLinker records the payment requests, not the kitchen plan. See the relevant PayLinker flow.


What this changes
The practical benefit for your work
Next step
Choose the right payment request
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Plan charges, SMS credits and payment processing costs are explained on the pricing page.