Sell your coffee online, whole bean or ground.
Tell the team what you roast and who drinks it. It builds a store with every origin, roast, grind and bag size priced, ready to take orders.
- Free to build
- No card to start
- You approve every change
The team on your store. Each one has one job.
- Theo ProductsEvery coffee priced
Origin, roast and tasting notes, whole bean or ground, each bag size.
- Felix PagesHow you source and roast
Pages that tell the story behind each coffee.
- June CustomersDelivery questions answered
Any hour, so you can keep roasting.
- Omar NumbersWhich coffees sold
Omar's note each week.
- Leo Email and offersNew roasts announced
Leo drafts the email when one lands.
Built in minutes
What a roaster's store needs
- Each coffee with its origin, roast and tasting notes, whole bean or ground, and a price for every bag size.
- Pages that tell how you source and roast.
- Shipping and returns policies for food, drafted for you to approve.
- A checkout in your name through Stripe.
After launch
June answers customers about orders and delivery. Omar's weekly note says which coffees sold. Leo drafts the welcome email and offers for new roasts, for you to approve. Building is free with 500 credits. Plans start at $29 a month when you want the store live: Starter, Growth and Pro.
Questions
Yes. Leo drafts an email for new roasts and offers, and it goes out once you approve it.
Yours come first. Until you have them, Iris makes pictures in one style for your brand.
If you run a café, pickup ordering for your menu runs on ServeStack. See restaurants.
Keep reading
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