A website for your flower shop.
Boosterpack creates a public website for florists, flower shops, floral studios and wedding florists. Show arrangements, delivery zones, same-day cutoffs, pickup rules, substitution policy, sympathy flowers, wedding inquiries, real photos, reviews, a general contact form and links to Floranext, BloomNation, Hana, FloristWare, Shopify, Square or your existing order flow.
Don't build.
Just publish.
Most builders throw you into a generic template. Boosterpack does it the other way around. You confirm your real content first, then AI drafts the copy, layout and design from those inputs.
The search
Start with the shop details buyers already check
Search your flower shop on Google Maps or enter details manually. Boosterpack can use public business info, photos, address, hours and reviews where available, then you choose what belongs on the site.
The inputs
Add delivery, occasions and inquiry paths
Add delivery areas, same-day cutoffs, pickup rules, seasonal bouquets, everyday arrangements, sympathy and funeral flowers, wedding inquiry details, substitution policy, phone, email and your ordering or inquiry link.
The style
Choose a look that fits the floral work
Choose a style for a neighborhood flower shop, modern floral studio, wedding florist, sympathy specialist, plant shop or subscription-focused florist. Real bouquet, cooler, storefront, wedding and delivery photos beat stock flowers.
The launch
Publish the public site around your florist tools
Publish on a Boosterpack subdomain, then connect your own domain on Plus. Update holiday cutoffs, delivery areas, sold-out notes, seasonal collections, event inquiry copy, photos or order links by chat.
Built for the questions flower buyers ask before they order
A florist website has to handle urgency and emotion without pretending to be shop software. Buyers compare delivery areas, cutoffs, starting prices, occasion fit, substitution policy, sympathy wording, wedding proof and the right next step. Boosterpack keeps those public answers clear while POS, checkout, order queues, delivery routing, inventory, wire-service and customer records stay in your existing tools.
Same-day delivery and pickup details
Show delivery days, same-day cutoff, pickup rules, holiday limits and when customers should call instead of ordering online. Clear cutoff language prevents bad expectations during Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and funeral work.
Delivery zones without guesswork
List neighborhoods, postcodes, towns, hospitals, funeral homes, venues or delivery fee notes where useful. Buyers should know whether you serve the address before they start an order.
Occasion paths with the right next step
Separate birthdays, anniversaries, sympathy flowers, funeral work, weddings, events, corporate flowers and subscriptions. Everyday bouquets can use an order link, while weddings and larger events usually need an inquiry or consultation path.
Order links without replacing florist software
Link to or embed Floranext, BloomNation, Hana, FloristWare, Shopify, Square or your current order page where supported. Boosterpack is the public website around that flow, not your POS, checkout, delivery routing or wire-service system.
Is Boosterpack right for you?
Start free, upgrade when you're ready.
Start free with a finished florist website hosted on a Boosterpack subdomain. Upgrade to Plus from $16/mo to connect your own domain, like yourflowershop.com or yourfloralstudio.com, remove the Boosterpack badge and unlock more chat edits. Keep your POS, order page, delivery tools and florist software if you already use them.
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Common questions
How much does a florist website cost in 2026?
Free to start with Boosterpack. The free plan gives you a finished florist website on a Boosterpack subdomain. Plus starts at $16/mo when you want your own domain, more chat edits and no Boosterpack badge.
What should a florist website include?
A florist website should include delivery areas, same-day cutoff, pickup options, occasion categories, seasonal arrangements, sympathy flowers, wedding or event inquiry paths, substitution policy, reviews, photos, contact details and a clear order button.
Can I show same-day flower delivery on my website?
Yes. Show your actual same-day cutoff, delivery days, delivery areas and peak-week limits. If the cutoff changes for holidays, hospitals, funeral homes or weather, update the page so customers know what is realistic.
Can I list delivery zones and delivery fees?
Yes. List neighborhoods, postcodes, towns, funeral homes, hospitals, venues, delivery fees and areas you do not serve. This helps customers know whether they should order from you before they open checkout.
Can I connect Floranext, BloomNation, Hana, FloristWare or Shopify?
Yes. Add a link or embed from Floranext, BloomNation, Hana, FloristWare, Shopify, Square or your current order tool where supported. Boosterpack sends visitors there after explaining occasions, delivery rules, photos and trust signals.
Should a florist website show real prices?
Usually yes. Starting prices or ranges help buyers choose the right arrangement and avoid surprise. For weddings and events, many florists show minimums or starting budgets, then use an inquiry form for a custom proposal.
How do I explain flower substitutions?
Say that flowers can vary by season, weather and market availability. Explain that you will keep the style, color palette and value where possible, and invite customers to mention dislikes or must-have flowers in the order notes.
Can I take wedding inquiries without selling wedding flowers online?
Yes. Weddings and larger events are usually better handled with an inquiry form or consultation link. Show your style, starting budget, service area, real weddings and what happens after someone inquires.
How should I show sympathy and funeral flowers?
Create a clear sympathy path with appropriate arrangements, delivery timing, funeral home details, card-message guidance and contact options. Keep the language calm and practical so the buyer can act without needing floral vocabulary.
Will my florist website rank for "florist near me" or "same day flower delivery"?
Boosterpack helps with the website foundation. Your site can mention your city, delivery areas, occasions, same-day cutoffs, photos, reviews and FAQs. Rankings also depend on your Google Business Profile, reviews, local competition, citations, backlinks and consistency across the web.
Can I update Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and holiday cutoffs?
Yes. Use chat edits to update holiday banners, sold-out items, delivery cutoffs, pickup instructions, seasonal collections, hours and temporary fee notes. Your order tool still handles live inventory, checkout and delivery operations.
Is the florist website mobile-friendly?
Yes. Many flower buyers order from a phone under time pressure. The important actions are clear: view occasions, check delivery rules, call, message, submit an inquiry or open your order link.
A florist website should make the right flower path obvious.
Start from your Google listing or enter flower shop details by hand. In minutes you have a florist website with delivery zones, same-day cutoffs, seasonal arrangements, sympathy flowers, wedding inquiries, substitution notes, real photos, reviews, a general contact form and links to your ordering tools. Publish free, then connect your own domain when you are ready.
One-page website · No template swapping · Free to start