For bakeries
Bakery websites built for fresh-from-the-oven sales
A bakery sells two different things: daily stock like bread and pastries, ready for order-ahead pickup, and custom orders like celebration cakes that need a real conversation about flavour, size, and date. A good bakery site keeps those two flows separate instead of forcing a wedding cake through the same cart as a loaf of sourdough.
See it working
A demo business with a made-up name, built on a real, working template.
What a bakery website actually needs
- Order-ahead pickup for daily stock, so customers don't miss out by lunchtime
- A separate enquiry flow for custom cakes, not the same rigid checkout
- Stock levels that update, so sold-out items stop taking orders automatically
- Photos of what you actually bake, replaced as your range changes
How customers find you
Someone wants fresh bread before it sells out, or they're planning a celebration cake weeks ahead. One orders ahead for pickup; the other sends an enquiry to talk it through.
Frequently asked questions
It depends mostly on how quickly you can supply photos, prices, and hours, and how quickly third parties approve your accounts. We agree a target date with you in writing.
Uber couriers do, under your Uber Direct account. We supply the technology, and you stay the seller. Businesses selling food or other perishables set a delivery time limit so orders arrive in good condition.
Yes. We use AI tools to build and test faster, and a person reviews everything before it goes live. We never put your passwords, keys, or your customers' personal information into AI tools.