For florists
Florist websites built for same-day delivery
Florist orders are unlike most other ecommerce: the buyer and the recipient are usually different people, the delivery date matters as much as the product, and a huge share of orders happen under time pressure for a birthday, funeral, or anniversary that can't be moved. The checkout has to handle a recipient address, a delivery date, and a gift message, properly.
What a florist website actually needs
- A checkout built for gifting: recipient address, delivery date, and a message card
- Same-day or next-day delivery cut-off times stated clearly before checkout
- Occasion-based browsing, not just a flat product grid
- Substitution policy stated upfront, for when a specific bloom isn't in season
How customers find you
Someone needs flowers sent today for an occasion they didn't necessarily plan ahead for. They need the delivery cut-off and the checkout to both be obvious within seconds.
Frequently asked questions
Every business is different, so we quote in writing after a short chat: a build fee, then an optional monthly support plan. Online ordering and delivery are priced as separate add-ons, so you only pay for what you use.
Only for the add-ons. Online ordering needs your own Stripe account. Delivery needs your own approved Uber Direct account, and it depends on courier coverage at your address, which we check before you commit.
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.