Websites for florists
Websites for florists
People order flowers on their phone, usually for a birthday, a thank-you or a loss, and usually in a hurry. We build a site that answers "can it get there today?" in seconds and makes ordering, writing the card and asking about a wedding feel easy.
Showcase concept
Stem & Stoop
A made-up neighborhood florist with a live same-day cutoff clock, a bouquet builder where the bouquet grows and changes color as you pick the occasion and size and write the card, and a four-step wedding inquiry that starts with the date.
Stem & Stoop is a fictional business we made up to show what we build for florists. Open it on your phone.
Open the full siteWhat your customers look for
Shop by occasion, not by flower name
Most people know what it's for, not what a ranunculus is. We set up your shop by birthday, sympathy, love, thank-you and just because, with a "from" price on each.
Know if it can arrive today
Your same-day cutoff sits near the top and counts down with the clock, with your weekend rules spelled out, so nobody orders at 3pm expecting it today.
Get the card and the details right
The card message, recipient name, delivery date and pickup option are part of ordering, not an afterthought, so you get fewer phone calls to fix an order.
Sympathy handled with care
A calm sympathy section and a clear note to call for funeral homes, so the time and the name on the card are confirmed.
Weddings start with the date
Couples want to know if you're free and roughly what it costs. A short inquiry asks the date, venue, guest count, palette and budget and lands in your inbox ready to answer.
Steady weekly orders
Weekly flowers for homes, offices and restaurants with "from" prices, so regulars can sign up without a back-and-forth.
Built into every florist site
- Shop by occasion with real prices
- Same-day cutoff clock in your words and hours
- Card message and delivery date built into ordering
- Sticky call and order buttons on phones
- Wedding inquiry that starts with "is my date free?"
- Weekly flowers section for homes and businesses
- Your Google Maps listing fixed up so you show up on Google
- Fast on a phone, no pop-ups, easy to read for everyone
What it costs
Most florists start with Essentials: Regular price $2,200 Launch price $1,650 to start, then $199 a month. Launch pricing runs through December 31, 2026. Every website includes care: kept updated, backed up and secure, with small changes done within two business days.
Questions florist owners ask
How much does a florist website cost?
A simple website of up to 5 pages is $1,350 at our launch price, plus $99 a month for website care. If you also want monthly Google posts and review replies, Essentials is $1,650 to start at our launch price, then $199 a month.
Can customers order and pay online?
Yes. If you already use Shopify, Square or a florist ordering system, we connect it. If you don't have one yet, we can set it up and load your bouquets for $225 at our launch price. Orders and payments go straight to you.
Can I change prices and seasonal bouquets myself?
Small changes like prices, this week's bouquets and holiday cutoffs are part of website care. Send us a text or email and they're done within two business days.
Will it help people find my shop on Google?
We fix up your Google Maps listing and build the site so Google and AI apps like ChatGPT can read your occasions, delivery area, cutoff and hours clearly. We can't promise rankings, and anyone who does isn't being honest.
Do you only work with florists near you?
We're based in Hoboken, New Jersey, and we work with florists anywhere in the US by phone and video.
Your turn.
Your move.
Tell us your business name. We'll ask the AI apps about you and send back what they say, free, with screenshots.