What a florist business actually needs from a website
Most florists we speak to take orders the same way: a customer DMs a photo of a bouquet, a back-and-forth follows about price, delivery address, card message, and payment proof — and somewhere in that thread, details get lost. It is manageable in a quiet month. It breaks down completely in the run-up to Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, or Chinese New Year, when the same conversations multiply by ten and every missed message is a lost order.
A proper florist website moves that whole conversation into a checkout flow. The customer picks an arrangement, chooses a delivery date and area, writes the card message, and pays — all without you touching your phone. You get a complete, paid order with nothing missing. The busiest weeks of the year are exactly when this earns its keep.
Features we build for florists
Every florist store we build is custom-coded in Next.js — no WordPress, no page builders — because a flower shop's traffic is spiky and mobile-heavy, and slow pages cost sales. We target 95+ Lighthouse performance scores and design the whole flow around how Malaysians actually buy flowers. You can read more about our approach on our e-commerce website service page. Typical features include:
- •Occasion-based collections — Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, CNY, birthdays, sympathy — so seasonal shoppers land on the right page fast
- •Same-day delivery zones with cut-off times, so customers know upfront whether same-day is possible for their area
- •FPX and card checkout via iPay88 or Stripe — customers pay by online banking or card, no more chasing payment screenshots
- •Order notifications the moment a purchase comes in, with the delivery date, address, and card message captured correctly
- •Product and inventory management — mark arrangements sold out, adjust prices for peak season, add new collections yourself
- •Customer accounts and order history, useful for repeat corporate and occasion buyers
See it working: Bloom & Co., our demo build
We are a new studio, so we will be straight with you: we do not have florist client work to show yet. Instead, we designed and built Bloom & Co., a complete artisanal florist store, as our own demo build — it is a concept project, not a client site, and it is live for you to click through. Browse the occasion collections, test the same-day delivery selection, and walk the checkout exactly as your customers would. It is a more honest pitch than a portfolio screenshot, and you can find it alongside our other demo builds in our showcase.
What a florist website costs
A full florist online store falls under our E-commerce package, from RM12,000. That covers the custom storefront, product and inventory management, iPay88 or Stripe payments including FPX, customer accounts, order notifications, and 90 days of post-launch support. If you are not ready to sell online yet, our Business package at RM3,500 gets you a fast catalogue site with a lead form and WhatsApp integration — customers browse your arrangements and message you to order. Every package includes 3 months of free hosting, and the full breakdown is on our pricing page.
Process and timeline
Send us your shop details and we will reply with a free itemised quote within 1 business day — request one via our free quote form, or just WhatsApp us if that is easier. A catalogue-style site takes roughly two to three weeks; a full e-commerce store takes longer, and we will give you a realistic timeline in the quote rather than a number we cannot keep.
We are a founder-led, SSM-registered studio based in Kuala Lumpur, and we work with florists across the Klang Valley and beyond — see our web design in Kuala Lumpur page if you are local. You deal directly with the person building your site, from first quote to launch.