Web design Singapore · florists
Your bouquets, flower stands and prices on one link. Customers choose an arrangement, add a card message, pick a delivery date and slot, and tap Order: WhatsApp opens with recipient, area and timing filled in. You confirm, they pay, you deliver.
Flower orders are personal and time-sensitive. When the details arrive in pieces, mistakes happen on the busiest days.
Bouquet, colour, recipient, address, date, time window, card message, sender’s name. An order button collects all of it in one WhatsApp message.
Your same-day cut-off and delivery slots belong on the page, not in your head. Customers who order late can see the next available day themselves.
Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and convocation season bring a flood of orders in a few days. A catalogue with clear prices and a pre-order note keeps the queue moving.
Stems vary with what’s available. A short line such as “flowers may be substituted with similar blooms of equal value” sets expectations before anyone pays.
Example only: names and prices are illustrative.
Most florist questions are about where and when. We lay out your delivery rules so customers can answer them on their own.
Group delivery by area with one fee each, for example CBD and Central, East, West, North and North-East, plus a note for places you charge extra for, such as Sentosa, if you do.
Same-day orders until your cut-off, then the next day. Morning, afternoon and evening slots, and a note on peak days if exact times can’t be promised.
Before Valentine’s Day or Mother’s Day, a banner and a pre-order range can go up as a content update (S$35 per change), then come down after.
Photos are a guide and stems vary by season. Flower care tips and your refund rules are written plainly, so there are fewer surprises at the door.
We don’t have a florist sample yet. The closest working example is our home bakery sample for a fictional business in Tampines: the same catalogue, order list, delivery zones and WhatsApp order a florist site uses. Tap through it, then ask for a free mockup with your own bouquets.
Each plan includes year one of the .com domain (in your name), hosting and SSL. From year two you pay only the renewal shown. Free homepage mockup first. If you like it, you pay in three parts: a deposit before we start, a second payment when you approve the preview, and the final payment before go-live.
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For a full range: bouquets, stands, add-ons and delivery zones.
Portfolio pricing (until 31 Oct): S$1,250
Live in 7 working days
Renewal from year 2: S$360/year
For a smaller range shown as a gallery, with orders by enquiry.
Portfolio pricing (until 31 Oct): S$830
Live in 5 working days
Renewal from year 2: S$290/year
Add-ons: Content update S$35 per change · monthly care plan S$40/month · extra page S$120 · Google Business Profile setup S$150 one-time · .sg / .com.sg domain at cost. Portfolio pricing: 30% off the build until 31 October 2026, if we may show your site in our portfolio and you give a short testimonial; renewals and add-ons stay the same, and normal prices apply once three clients have taken it. Every plan and price is on our Singapore price list.
Saffron Kite · web design studio based in Batam, Indonesia · hello@saffronkite.com. Prices are final. Saffron Kite is an overseas business and is not GST-registered in Singapore; we don’t charge GST.
Yes. The catalogue is online all the time, and orders arrive in your WhatsApp whenever customers send them. Nothing is confirmed until you reply, so late-night orders simply wait for the morning.
We write your cut-off time next to the date picker, for example “same-day orders until 12pm”, and list your delivery slots. Orders placed after the cut-off can only choose the next available day.
Yes. The order form asks for the card message, the recipient’s name, delivery area, date and slot. The full address and a contact number can be confirmed in the chat. The form only asks for what the delivery needs, never NRIC numbers.
Add a short policy, for example “if a stem is unavailable we’ll use a similar bloom of equal or higher value and keep the colour palette”. Customers see it before ordering, which avoids disputes later.
If you sell many bouquets, stands and add-ons, choose Catalog + WhatsApp (S$1,790, up to 50 products with category filters). A smaller range shown as a gallery fits Business (S$1,190).
Yes. Send us the new range on WhatsApp: S$35 per change, or the S$40/month care plan if you update often. Send peak-day changes a week or two ahead.
No, there’s no checkout on the site. Customers send the order on WhatsApp, you confirm, and they pay you by PayNow. Payment goes straight to you; we take no cut of your orders.
We submit the site to Google Search Console on launch day and write it around what people search, such as birthday bouquets or opening flower stands in your area. The Business plan includes Google Business Profile help. No one can guarantee a ranking.
Send your shop name, your area, what you sell and roughly how many items. We reply with a free homepage mockup, no obligation. We’re a web design studio based in Batam, Indonesia, an hour by ferry from Singapore with just a one-hour time difference, working over WhatsApp, email and video call.
hello@saffronkite.com
