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§ Private Profile · San Francisco, CA, USA
Zerocater is revolutionizing how companies feed their employees
Zerocater has raised $34.5M across 5 funding rounds.
Key people at Zerocater.
Zerocater was founded in 2009 by Arram Sabeti (Founder/CEO).
Zerocater has raised $34.5M in total across 5 funding rounds.
Zerocater builds revolutionary corporate catering and cafeteria solutions employees love while saving companies millions of dollars as they transition to the hybrid workplace. With its Cloud Cafe, Hybrid Cafe, Managed Cafe, and Event Cafe products; Zerocater has built corporate cafeteria and office catering programs for companies of all sizes from growing startups to the Fortune 500. Thousands of companies like Robinhood, Datadog, Airtable, and McKinsey choose Zerocater for the customized, consistent, and diverse meal experiences its products offer, while also reducing costs by giving companies the flexibility to only pay for the employees who come into the office. Zerocater currently offers its corporate cafeteria and office catering products in the San Francisco Bay Area, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Boston, Austin, Denver, Seattle, and Washington D.C. with additional markets in the U.S. and Canada coming online every month. Since completing YCombinator in Winter 2011, Zerocater has raised $38.5M from leading investors including Cleveland Avenue, Remus Capital, Romulus Capital, Struck Capital, SV Angel, Keith Rabois, Yuri Milner, Paul Buchheit, and Justin Kan. For more information visit zerocater.com and follow @Zerocater on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter.
Key people at Zerocater.
Zerocater is a corporate catering and cafeteria solutions provider that revolutionizes how companies feed their employees by delivering customized, technology-enabled meal experiences. It serves a broad range of clients, from high-growth startups to Fortune 500 companies, helping them manage flexible, cost-effective office dining programs that adapt to hybrid and remote work models. Zerocater’s platform offers products like Cloud Cafe, Hybrid Cafe, Managed Cafe, and Event Cafe, enabling companies to optimize food service with digital ordering, menu customization, and data-driven planning, reducing food waste and costs while enhancing employee satisfaction[1][3].
The company’s mission is to build better workplaces through food, emphasizing employee well-being and culture by treating employees like family and fostering connection through shared meals. Zerocater’s services are available in major U.S. cities and expanding into Canada, partnering with thousands of companies such as Robinhood, Datadog, Airtable, and McKinsey[1][2][3].
Zerocater was founded with the vision of transforming workplace dining by leveraging technology to meet the evolving needs of modern offices, especially as hybrid work became prevalent. While specific founding year and founders’ details are not explicitly stated in the search results, the company has grown from a local startup to a national provider with headquarters in San Francisco and teams in key cities like New York, Washington D.C., and Los Angeles. Its evolution reflects a focus on integrating food service with technology to support flexible work environments and enhance company culture through food[1][3].
Zerocater rides the trend of hybrid and flexible work models reshaping office life post-pandemic. As companies seek to balance remote work with in-person collaboration, food service must adapt to irregular office attendance and evolving employee expectations. Zerocater’s technology-driven approach addresses these market forces by enabling scalable, flexible, and cost-efficient meal programs that enhance employee experience and retention. This positions Zerocater as a key player in the intersection of food tech and workplace innovation, influencing how companies think about employee perks and operational efficiency in a changing work environment[1][3].
Looking ahead, Zerocater is likely to expand its geographic footprint and deepen its technology capabilities to further personalize and streamline workplace dining. Trends such as continued hybrid work adoption, increased focus on employee well-being, and sustainability will shape its growth. Zerocater’s influence may grow as it helps companies redefine office culture through food, making it a vital partner in creating engaging, flexible, and cost-effective workplace environments. Its mission to build better workplaces through food remains central, promising ongoing innovation in how companies connect and care for their employees[1][2][3].
Zerocater was founded in 2009 by Arram Sabeti (Founder/CEO).
Zerocater has raised $34.5M in total across 5 funding rounds.
Zerocater's investors include Keith Kravcik, Remus Capital, J. Skyler Fernandes, Krillion Ventures, REMUS Capital, Justin Kan, Krishna K. Gupta, Struck Capital, Alexander Goldstein, Emmett Shear, Felix Shpilman, Gabor Cselle.
Zerocater has raised $34.5M across 5 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $15.0M Series C in February 2023.
