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Bakery and cake shop website builder

People want to know what you bake, when you open and whether they can order ahead. Your site should answer all three before they set off.

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Start with a description like this

“Bakery. Sourdough bread, orders collected in the morning. I need a menu, opening hours and pre-orders by date.”

What a bakery website needs

  • What you bake, with prices.
  • Opening hours and how to find you.
  • A simple way to order a cake or a large batch ahead.
  • Photos good enough to make someone hungry.

How you get it here

  • A price list for your bread and cakes, a gallery for photos, and your hours and address with a map.
  • Order requests through the enquiry form: the customer leaves a name, a phone number or email and what they want. It lands in Customers, and you get an email.
  • Opening hours go into the structured data that search engines read.
  • Change a price or an item yourself in a click, and it goes live when you publish.

Found by people nearby

The site tells search engines what kind of business you are, where you work and when you are open. Your dashboard lists the next steps, such as your Google Business Profile, and the directories that matter for your kind of business.

What it does not do yet

  • There is no online shop, basket or checkout. Orders arrive as requests.
  • Collection slots through booking run one at a time, so they suit cake consultations better than busy morning pick-ups.
  • Orders are not paid online. Card payment works only for booked slots, through your own Stripe account.

Questions

Can customers order online?

They can send an order request through the enquiry form, which lands in your customer list with an email to you. There is no basket or online payment yet.

Can I show my opening hours?

Yes. They appear in the contact section with your address and a map, and in the structured data that search engines read.

Can I change the menu myself?

Yes. Click any item or price on the page and change it; the change goes live when you publish.