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Websites for cafes

Websites for cafes

We build coffee shop websites that answer what people check on the walk over: are you open, what does an oat latte cost, is there a seat and an outlet. Then one tap orders ahead for pickup or calls the shop.

Showcase concept

Low Hum Coffee

A fictional specialty coffee bar with a working order-ahead drink builder (size, milk, extra shot, pickup time), a menu board with every add-on price, a daily pastry case, and a floor plan that shows where the outlets are.

Low Hum Coffee is a fictional business we made up to show what we build for cafes. Open it on your phone.

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What your customers look for

  • Regulars order ahead

    A record share of coffee buyers now order through an app. We put an Order ahead button on every screen that opens the ordering system you already use, so the drink is ready when they walk in.

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  • Add-on prices, out in the open

    Most people customize their coffee. Your whole menu goes on the page in plain text, with the price of oat milk, an extra shot and syrups, so nobody is surprised at the register.

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  • Open now, and how busy

    Your hours with an open-now line that updates itself, plus your usual busy and quiet times, so people know when to come by.

  • Seats, wifi and the laptop rules

    Remote workers want to know about wifi and outlets before they walk over. We show your seating, where the outlets are and your laptop policy in plain words, so there's no awkward moment at the table.

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  • Today's pastry case

    What's baked today and what usually sells out first, with prices. It gives regulars a reason to come back and to come early.

Built into every cafe site

  • Sticky Call and Order ahead buttons on every phone screen
  • Full menu in plain text with sizes and add-on prices
  • Order-ahead button tied to the system you already use (Square, Toast and others)
  • Open-now hours that update themselves
  • Pastry case or daily specials section you can change by text
  • Seating, wifi and laptop policy spelled out
  • Your Google Maps listing fixed up so you show up on Google and in AI apps like ChatGPT
  • Fast, private, no pop-ups and no cookie banner

What it costs

Most cafes start with Essentials: Regular price $2,200 Launch price $1,650 to start, then $199 a month. Launch pricing runs through December 31, 2026. Every website includes care: kept updated, backed up and secure, with small changes done within two business days.

Questions cafe owners ask

Do I have to switch to a new ordering app?

No. We link your website to the ordering system you already use, like Square or Toast. If you don't have online ordering yet, we can set it up for you with your menu loaded for $225 (launch price, regular $299). Orders and payments go straight to you.

What does a coffee shop website cost?

Essentials is $1,650 to start at launch pricing (regular $2,200), then $199 a month. That covers a website of up to 5 pages, fixing up your Google Maps listing, and monthly site care, a Google post, review replies and a report. Half to start, half when you go live.

Can I change the menu, prices or pastry case myself?

Send us a text or email. Small changes like prices, hours, new drinks and seasonal specials are part of monthly site care and are done within two business days.

Will you use photos of our drinks and space?

Yes, and we'd rather. Send us your own photos and we'll use them. We never use stock photos pretending to be your coffee or your cafe.

Do you only work with cafes near you?

We're based in Hoboken, New Jersey, and we work with cafes and coffee shops anywhere in the US by phone and video.

Your turn.

Your move.

Tell us your business name. We'll ask the AI apps about you and send back what they say, free, with screenshots.