01 · websites for florists
A catalog with photos of your bouquets, exact delivery windows, gift cards and a bouquet photo before dispatch on one fast website. Built for flower shops and delivery services
A shop by the subway station and a wedding studio need different websites: they have different buyers and different reasons to leave without ordering
Shoppers live nearby and want to order a bouquet from their phone, then pick it up on the way or get it within the hour
The whole business is online: order speed, an exact time window and peace of mind for someone sending from afar decide it
Here people buy the florist’s style. The site has to show the work big and not hide the price
Big tickets and long decisions: couples need venue examples, a clear estimate and an easy way to request a date
Offices and restaurants need regular deliveries, invoicing and one point of contact
Several locations with different stock: the site routes each order to the shop that has the bouquet and can deliver fastest
Five steps from search to a reorder for the next occasion. At every step the site answers for your busy florist
Separate pages for occasions, flowers and neighborhoods. People land on “peony delivery downtown”, not a home page with a phone number
Photos of your bouquets, not stock images. Price, size and contents are visible at once, with filters by occasion, flowers and budget
Date, time window and address with the delivery price. Card message, anonymous delivery and a call to the recipient are checkboxes, not emails
The florist photographs the finished bouquet, and the buyer gets it via Telegram or SMS and approves. The courier leaves with no doubts
The site remembers Mom’s birthday and the anniversary: a reminder arrives three days ahead with a one-tap reorder
Stock and prices come from your inventory software, and orders and payments flow back. No one sells a bouquet that’s already out the door
We work with inventory software, payments and services: Posiflora, Accounting / ERP, Inventory software, Online payments, Telegram, Maps, Analytics
Before kickoff we check what your software can do: syncing stock and orders via API, or sending orders to your florist in Telegram and your CRM. We only promise what we have verified
A bouquet is bought for someone else, often from afar and at the last minute. The site has to ease the worry, not add questions
Buyers get exactly what they saw on the site. The florist adds a bouquet from their phone: photo, contents, price, and it’s in the catalog
Time windows by zone, prep buffer and an order cap per slot. The site won’t accept an order for a time you can’t make
The biggest fear when sending flowers from afar is not knowing what will arrive. A photo before dispatch removes that fear and disputed returns
Before Valentine’s Day and other peak holidays, prices and the storefront are updated in advance and switch on by date. No calls saying “that bouquet costs more now”
Buyers save the occasion and the recipient and get a reminder a few days ahead. Reordering takes no searching and no forms
Bouquets are usually bought on the run. Order in a minute, pay in a couple of taps, with no forced sign-up
The cost depends on scope. We send a detailed estimate the day after the brief and don't change it after kickoff unless the scope changes
Custom quote
3–4 weeks
Custom quote
5–7 weeks
Custom quote
from 10 weeks
A 30-minute call. We look at how you take orders today and what your inventory software can do, then send an estimate the next day
A clickable prototype of the catalog and checkout, then design. Changes happen before development, not after
Each stage is shown on a staging site and signed off. You pay stage by stage
We connect inventory, payments and analytics and train your florists on the order flow. A month of support is included
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Didn’t find your question? Ask it on Telegram and we’ll reply during business hours
Ask on TelegramMost often Posiflora or your accounting system
If your software has an API, stock and prices on the site come from it and orders flow back. If not, orders reach the florist in Telegram and your CRM, and the catalog is managed in the site’s admin panel. We check what fits you before the estimate
A storefront plus made-to-order bouquets
The florist adds ready bouquets from a phone in a minute. Everything else gets a card with an example, contents and price, and the site says honestly that flower shades may vary slightly depending on the delivery
The florist takes it, the buyer approves
In the order panel the florist attaches a photo of the finished bouquet. The buyer gets it via Telegram or an SMS link and can approve it or ask for changes. The courier sees the status, so the bouquet won’t leave without approval
Yes, if you prepare for the peak in advance
We set an order cap per time window so you never accept more than you can make. You prepare holiday prices and the storefront in advance and switch them on by date. Before the season we load-test the site
We don’t promise numbers before launch
It depends on your area, ads and prices. What we do promise: every order and call is tracked in analytics, and within the first month you will see which channel brings in buyers
There you rent a storefront; here you own it
If a five-page site is all you need, we will say so. When you need delivery windows, stock from your inventory, photos before dispatch and date reminders, we build on Next.js with a custom admin panel: no per-order commission and no monthly subscription
The code is yours; hosting is your call
We hand over the source code and all access to the shop owner. We host where data protection laws require for buyer and recipient data, or on your own server
Tell us how you take orders today and what you use for inventory. We reply within two hours during business hours and send an estimate the next day. We work remotely: a call instead of a trip to the office