A website for your coffee shop, with your menu and your hours in plain sight
People get to a coffee shop by proximity and by feel. Someone looking for a place wants to know whether you are open, what you serve and what the room is like, and decides in a few seconds on a phone.
First: you are open and you are close
The question behind most coffee searches is practical: where is one nearby and until what time. Your hours and your map go on the first screen, not at the bottom. And if you change hours for a holiday, you change them yourself, without waiting for anyone.
The page does not look like a clinic’s or a repair shop’s either. Here you sell atmosphere: the light in the room, the counter, the cup. That is why real photos of your place go big and at the top.
Your menu and what sets you apart
The menu goes on the page as text, with prices, not as a photo of a chalkboard that cannot be read on a phone. If you roast your own coffee, work with a particular producer or have a method that defines you, say it plainly. It is what separates you from the chain on the corner.
If you sell whole bean coffee
If besides coffee by the cup you sell bags to take home, there is the plan with a Shopify store: the store sits in your account, in your name, and your customers can buy online. Details and price are in the pricing table.
Open Eighth Street, an example coffee shop built with this method. It is not a client. It is there so you can see how the menu, the hours and the map look on a phone.
What it costs
From $129 a month, plus $690 to start, or $1,390 in one payment. Ready in 7 business days. Hosting, domain, SSL, daily backups and email are included. Prices in US dollars.
If you also want an assistant that answers your WhatsApp after hours and a site in Spanish and English, that is the Grow plan: from $199 a month. Full details, including the year-two renewal, are in the pricing table.
What we need from you
- Your menu with prices.
- Hours and address, with a landmark to find you.
- The WhatsApp or Instagram where you want people to reach you.
- If you sell whole bean: which products, sizes and prices.
- Real photos of your place and your coffee. A coffee shop sells its atmosphere; if you do not have them, we will talk it through.