Web design Singapore · home bakeries
Your cakes, bakes and prices on one link. Customers choose a flavour and size, pick a collection or delivery date, and tap Order: WhatsApp opens with everything written out. You confirm the slot and send your PayNow details.
Most home bakers in Singapore start on Instagram and WhatsApp. It works, until the festive rush.
Customers ask the same things every day: which flavours, how much for a 6-inch, do you deliver to Jurong West. A menu page answers them before anyone messages you.
The flavour in one message, the date in another, the cake wording in a voice note. An order button sends item, size, quantity, date and name together, in the same order every time.
If you need three days’ notice or close orders on Thursday night, the site says so next to the menu, and the date picker only offers dates you can bake for.
Mooncakes for Mid-Autumn, pineapple tarts before Chinese New Year, log cakes for Christmas. A seasonal section goes up for the rush and comes down after, without rebuilding anything.
Example only: names and prices are illustrative.
Home-based food businesses in Singapore have their own rules from SFA and your housing agency (HDB or URA). Check SFA’s home-based business guidelines before you sell; we build websites, not legal advice.
Home businesses can promote online but shouldn’t put up signs or ads at the flat, and you probably don’t want your unit number public anyway. The site shows a collection area; the exact block goes out only with the order confirmation.
We describe what you actually sell: celebration cakes, bento cakes, cookie jars, pre-orders. We leave out services home-based food businesses aren’t allowed to offer, and food claims you can’t back with a certificate.
Group estates into a few zones with one fee each, so customers see the cost before they order.
The price on the site is the price customers pay. Delivery fees, deposits and any surcharge are shown before the Order button, not after. If you’re not GST-registered, the site doesn’t mention GST at all.
A working sample for a fictional HDB home bakery in Tampines: celebration cakes, bento cakes and cookies priced in SGD, a 3-day lead time, self-pickup or island-wide delivery zones, and an order that goes out as one WhatsApp message. English with a 中文 toggle.
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 menu: categories, sizes, flavours and festive boxes.
Portfolio pricing (until 31 Oct): S$1,250
Live in 7 working days
Renewal from year 2: S$360/year
For a short menu of best sellers plus custom cake enquiries.
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 site works around the clock: customers browse the menu and send the order to your WhatsApp whenever they like. Nothing is confirmed until you reply, so you stay in control of your baking slots.
Home-based food businesses have their own rules from SFA and your housing agency (HDB or URA). Please check SFA’s home-based business guidelines before you sell; we build websites and can’t give legal advice. If you need specific wording on your site, send it to us and we’ll add it.
Usually by PayNow after you confirm the order. The Catalog + WhatsApp plan includes a PayNow QR display, and we write your deposit rule (for example 50% to lock the date) next to the order button. Payment goes straight to you; we take no cut of your orders.
With a full menu of categories, sizes and flavours, choose Catalog + WhatsApp (S$1,790, up to 50 products). A handful of best sellers plus custom cake enquiries fits Business (S$1,190). We’ll suggest one when we send your free mockup.
Yes. We set a minimum lead time, for example 3 days, and the date picker only offers dates after that. The site can also show which days you bake and when you’re closed.
No. Clear phone photos taken in daylight work well, and we crop them to fit. Items without a photo yet can go live with a clean placeholder and be updated later.
Yes. Send us the new items and prices on WhatsApp: S$35 per change, or the S$40/month care plan if you update often, for example before Chinese New Year or Christmas.
We submit your site to Google Search Console on launch day and write it around what people search, like your bakes and your area. Google usually takes days to a few weeks to show a new site, and no one can guarantee a ranking.
Send your bakery name, your area, what you bake 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
